Scootering Around Town
Get ready to discover the charming sights and hidden gems of Greater Grand Forks with our entertaining scooter itinerary! Perfect for fun seekers and leisurely explorers alike, this itinerary will guide you…
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Grand Forks with our curated itinerary showcasing the city's most cherished historical treasures. This captivating journey will lead you through beautifully preserved sites that reflect the rich heritage and cultural evolution of the region.
This legendary diner serves up a variety of hearty, homemade Midwestern classics such as corned beef hash, country fried steak, knoephla soup, hot beef sandwiches, sloppy Joe's and a rotating selection of hotdishes. Patrons come miles around to partake in their famous cinnamon roll and pumpkin pancakes, which helped garner Darcy's the Best Pancake House in North Dakota award!
The Myra Museum was constructed in 1976 for the Grand Forks County Historical Society, with funds from the Myra Foundation. Its architecture reflects the Gothic Revival style of the Campbell House. The Myra Foundation is the legacy of John Myra (1857-1939), a pioneer of Emerado, North Dakota, who operated a lumber business and farm implement dealership and was a major landowner in Grand Forks County. At the time of his death there were no natural heirs to his estate, and so the Myra Foundation was created to fund charitable and educational activities within Grand Forks County. Within the Myra Museum, one will find exhibits representing a wide range of Grand Forks' history from the Ice Age to the settlement period, along with local trends in popular culture.
Since then, six other museum buildings have been moved to or erected on the grounds. Among them are the original log Post Office, the city's oldest building; the Myra Museum, constructed in 1975 to house the society's growing collection; and most recently the Lustron House, a unique steel-fabricated home emblematic of the years immediately after World War II.
With the only Division I hockey team in the state, the University of North Dakota boasts a magnificent $100+ million arena. Known affectionately as The Ralph, this 400,000-square-foot, five-story arena with seating for 11,406 is truly the envy of the NCAA. The main lobby area has ticket sales, a pro shop and complete "Sioux Tradition" museum. The arena hosts family shows, concerts, ice events and Fighting Hawks Hockey. Tours take place weekdays at 1:30 PM; please call ahead to reserve a spot.
Downtown's most eclectic upscale restaurant, Ely's Ivy serves a variety of cool cocktail creations and uniquely delicious dishes such as tempura fried cauliflower, morel mushroom pasta, jackfruit pulled pork, teres major steak and one scr'hump'tious camel burger.
The Myra Museum was constructed in 1976 for the Grand Forks County Historical Society, with funds from the Myra Foundation. Its architecture reflects the Gothic Revival style of the Campbell House.The Myra…
Ask any local, including Food Network celebrity Molly Yeh, y’all need to make a stop at Darcy’s Café! Open for breakfast and lunch, this quaint downhome diner dishes up plates filled with…
With the only Division I hockey team in the state, the University of North Dakota boasts a magnificent $100+ million arena. The 400,000-square-foot, five-story arena with seating for 11,406 is truly the…
If you’re on the hunt for something exotically delicious, this eatery serves up the dishes. Chef Franz and his crew invited everyone to take a walk on the wild side with unique…
Grand Forks County Historical Society Grounds2405 Belmont Road
Grand Forks, North Dakota 58201
United States
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