Jamestown, ND AUDIO TOUR

Jamestown, ND AUDIO TOUR

The Jamestown Audio Tour gives detailed information about historic Jamestown, ND. This audio tour is accessible to anyone with a phone and has been since 2016.

You can venture to the location of the tour point or listen to the entire listing from afar.

Stops “Sports and School” Jamestown has a sporting legacy, and is home to the North Dakota Sports Hall of Fame inside the Civic Center, and takes great pride in it’s educational institutions. Visit Jack Brown Stadium near McElroy Park on 3rd Street Southeast and Jamestown University on 6000 College Lane.

450 – Welcome to the ND Sports Hall of Fame 451 – Darin Erstad 452 – Travis Hafner 500 – Jamestown Greats 501 – Baseball History 502 – Darin Erstad – Jack Brown Stadium Memories 503 – Travis Hafner – Jack Brown Stadium Memories 551 – Historic Vorhees Chapel 552 – University of Jamestown History

Get started by dialing 701-712-9329, then press the stop number followed by the # key.

Audio Tour Dial the number followed by the STOP number and the # key.

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Stops “Outside of Jamestown” Learn about the surrounding Jamestown area by listening to these regional stop points.

650 – Bootleg or Bust at Pelican Point & Lakeside Marina Campground, north of Jamestown on HWY 281 651 – Historic Bike Ride at Overlook & Pipestem Bike Trails, north of Jamestown on HWY 281 750 – Welcome to the Midland Continental Railroad Museum, Wimbledon, ND 751 – How Two Men Survived a Blizzard in this Boxcar, Wimbledon, ND

Learn about the history and legends surrounding Jamestown, North Dakota by calling the

www.DiscoverJamestownND.com

Stops on “the Hill” All the stops listed below can be found on what the locals call “The Hill.” These locations include the Buffalo Herd, Frontier Village, World’s Largest Buffalo, and the National Buffalo Museum located on 17th Street Southwest.

1 – Welcome to Jamestown 101 – Thirsty?

102 – Chief Joseph 103 – German Saboteurs 104 – Death of a Railroad 105 – Frontier Cabin 106 – Making Deals!

107 – Boxcar to Basilica 108 – Outlaws 109 – The Blind Pig 110 – Frontier Trades 111 – Western Artist Kirkpatrick 112 – Louis L’Amour 113 – Limpy Jack 115 – Frontier Coach 116 – How High can Bison Jump?

117 – World’s Largest Buffalo 118 – Artist Elmer Peterson 150 – White Buffalo 152 – Evolution of Bison 153 – Buffalo Hunt 154 – The Bison Bone Trade 155 – Saving the Buffalo 156 – White Cloud 157 – Predators of the Buffalo 158 – The TeePee 159 – Buffalo or Bison?

160 – Buffalo Trivia 162 – The Sacred Relationship 700 - How Jamestown Got its Name

More resources available at Jamestown Visitor Center 404 Louis L’Amour Lane 701-251-9145

Stops “Jamestown Arts and History”

351 – Prairie Grass Ballet by Owen Fritts Jamestown is rich in the humanities. The stops listed 352 – Orlady Building Fire 400 – Why the Gazebo? below showcase the care for history and passion 401 – Welcome to the Stutsman County Museum for the arts. Many locations can be found within a few blocks of one another in Downtown Jamestown 402 – Basement Orientation 403 – Main Floor Orientation starting on 1st Ave South.

404 – 2nd Floor Orientation 200 – Welcome to the St. James Basilica 405 – 3rd Floor Orientation 201 – Mary Young speaks about St. James Basilica 406 – Front Porch Chats 202 – History of St. James Basilica by Mary Young 600 – Fort Seward History 250 – Louis L’Amour and the Alfred Dickey Library 601 – Trouble in Jim-Town 251 – Jamestown-Boyhood Home of Louis L’Amour 701 – Where Two Rivers Meet at Klaus Park 252 – When Louis Was Home 702 – Bicentennial Eagle at 116 1st St East 253 – Gladstone Inn History and its Performers 703 – Historic 1883 Stutsman County Courthouse 300 – Welcome to the Historic Franklin School 704 – How the Cupola Landed in Zonta Park 301 – Basement Orientation 303 – 2nd Floor Orientation

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Dots represent 1 or more talking trail points located in Downtown Jamestown or off “the Hill”: St. James Basilica: 200-202 Alfred Dickey Library: 250251 Louis L’Amour Homesite: 252 Franklin School: 300-303 Arts Center: 351-352 Stutsman County Memorial Museum: 400-406 Civic Center: 450-452 Jack Brown Stadium: 500-503 University of Jamestown: 551552 Fort Seward: 600-601 Klaus Park: 701 All Vets Club: 702* 1883 Courthouse: 703 Zonta Park: 704 *Not marked on map but still available to see or listen to.