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 The North Dakota Museum of Art is the official art museum of the State of North Dakota. It is a non-profit facility managed by its own trust. The North Dakota Museum of Art tries to bring the best regional, national and international art to the people. The Museum does its best to brighten cultural life through vivid and various contemporary art.
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 The Largest Cow is perched higher steep hill rising above the city of New Salem. Salem Sue can be seen for 5 miles. Built in 1974, this tremendous cow stands as a memorial to the area's dairy farmers, their huge herds, and the production of high quality milk.
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 La Maison des Papillons Bed and Breakfast 1899 is a historic house with comfortable grandeur walking distance to downtown, full tasty breakfast served daily.
The house is suitable for special events, such as showers, anniversaries, reunions. It has four comfortable guest rooms. Prices are reasonable.
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 The Crane is as large as 40 feet in height and 4.5 tons in weight. This Beast is quite evasive to the usual tourist. It looks like a standing guard over the Lone Steer Motel/Cafe/Lounge just outside the city. It was completed in 1999.
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 An cozy hotel with not many rooms, comfortable, relaxing and handicap friendly. It features judicious prices, friendly and pleasant staff. The location is quite convenient.
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 Cannonball River Wagon Company proposes horseback riding trips along the Cannonball River. Participants ride horseback or in a roofed wagon. Meals are served from a eatery. You'll experience camping, wildlife beauties, storytelling, campfires. The Cannonball River Wagon Company was founded by people who want to share the scenic views that southwestern North Dakota has to offer.
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