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Dickenson, North Dakota

This robust city in western North Dakota in the Heart River valley had its beginning with the Northern Pacific railroad. The town was named after Wells S. Dickinson, an official with the railroad. Dickinson is home to Dickinson State University, a four-year-university, where academia enriches the community through many ways, especially cultural events. Sports are enhanced through the winning tradition of the DSU Blue Hawks and the Lady Hawks sports teams. With population hovering around 17,000, Dickinson is the regional center for all of southwest North Dakota, where people come for shopping and entertainment. Economics is fueled by agriculture, the oil industry, and a strong manufacturing base. What makes Dickinson special, true to its roots, is the western hospitality that anyone who visits can attest to. Dickinson is the city on the "Western Edge", the gateway to the serene and rugged Badlands. For the visitor looking for the "Western Edge" experience, it’s all here in Dickinson and Southwest North Dakota. Whether it’s a conference or a fun filled family vacation, our attractions will keep you busy! Dakota Dinosaur Museum. The museum houses ten full scale dinosaurs, thousands of rock, mineral and fossil specimens including a complete real Triceratops skeleton. The museum features an outstanding mineral collection from around the world. In the museum model laboratory, visitors can view a complete Triceratops skull. Located at 1221 W Villard in Dickinson, theUkrainian Heritiage Institute is a living tribute to the proud heritage of the Ukrainian people who settled in North Dakota. The U.C.I. was established in 1981 with a membership of 50 people. Today 500 members represent 26 states and Canada. The Institute displays numerous exhibits telling the story of the Ukrainian heritage. Along with the displays, the Institute also offers its "varenyky-pyrohy" or cheese buttons for sale, or "pysanky" or Ukrainian Easter eggs that are designed by local artists. Each July, the Ukrainian Festival is held for the public. This two day event offers not only the unique Ukrainian food, but also the entertaining Stepovi Dity Dancers who range in age from 6 to 46! The colorful costumes and dance style reflect the culture of Ukraine.

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