Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, located near Bismarck, North Dakota, overlooks the confluence of the Missouri and Heart Rivers. Established in 1878, the fort served as a key military post during the westward expansion, notably housing Lieutenant Colonel George Custer and his 7th Cavalry. The park preserves historical structures and offers a glimpse into the region's military past and the lives of those stationed there. Today, it functions as a state park, providing visitors with opportunities to explore its historical significance and the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.