A fine example of Queen Anne architectural style and furnished completely for the period this home was built in 1904 by Stuart & Martha Dunlap. This structure was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. The Dunlap family resided here for ten years.
The adjacent two-story shingle-style wood carriage house is also largely the original structure including the second level hay loft.
The Mandan Historical Society opens this home for public tours on an as requested basis.
Take a walk in the Past Lane - Posters, artifacts, pottery and postcards on display from the history of our city.
Mandan, ND MuseumsThe railroad museum represents the railroad industry for our region by displaying 11 pieces of rolling stock. Five acres filled with full-size railroad artifacts and equipment.
Mandan, ND MuseumsGuided tour of Gen. George and Libbie Custer's home. Self-guided tour of Fort Abraham Lincoln, home of the 7
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Tour this restored 1929 school and red farm building....
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