See the Former Governor's Mansion
The North Dakota Former Governor's Mansion is a beautiful two story and one half Victorian home made museum. It was the governor's residence from 1893-1960. In 1975 the State Historical Society of North Dakota took over ownership of the home and through a lot of restoration made the home in its original 1893 appearance much as it looked when the owner Asa Fisher sold the house a grand value of $5,000.
Your charter bus group will enjoy the beauty of this home. There are seven different rooms on the main floor. You have the south and north parlor, the kitchen, dining room, pantries, main floor bathroom, and back shed. On the second floor there are four bedroom rooms. The front porch held the front porch, carriage house, and flower gardens.
Your charter bus group will be amazed at how the house has its restored original appearance and furniture used at that time. Your charter bus group can view exhibits that show the process of the restoration, architectural style alterations, and the actual furniture that was used by the former governors who occupied the home. Not only is the home now a walk through museum, but also it can be rented to for special events and to host meetings.
Make sure that while on your charter bus tour you bring your camera to the Former Governor's Mansion. You will be amazed at the richness and sheer beauty this house holds. There are many things to do in Bismarck, make sure going to the Former Governor's Mansion is one of them that you do during your charter bus tour.
