The National Buffalo Museum is located near a frontier Village and highlights the history of the Buffalo that once roamed the plains and today’s efforts to preserved the remaining herds. The highlight of the museum is a white buffalo named White Cloud who …

The North American Bison Discovery Center (formerly the National Buffalo Museum) is a non-profit educational organization devoted to the cultural and natural history of bison and the prairie, and is the number one resource for all things related to the restoration of the American bison, including its historic, ecological, economic, and cultural ...

Explore the history and significance of the American buffalo with interpretive panels, artifacts, and original artwork. This herd was once home to the rare white buffalo, White Cloud, and her son, Dakota Miracle. White Cloud passed in 2016 and is now on display within the museum.

Experience the “wild west” for yourself and learn about the fascinating history and cultural significance of the American bison at the National Buffalo Museum, now renamed the North American Bison Discovery Center which is located within …

Aug 21, 2019 · The National Buffalo Museum features informative displays and exhibits on the history of the bison (American Buffalo) and buffalo conservation efforts along with relics and replicas of skeletons, skulls, bison bodies, hunting tools, and more.

The National Buffalo Museum in Jamestown, North Dakota is a unique museum devoted to the history, art, and culture of the American Bison. Not only is the museum dedicated to educating visitors about the historical significance of the bison, but it …

Apr 12, 2016 · 6 Fascinating Things You Probably Didn’t Know About The National Buffalo Museum In North Dakota. The National Buffalo Museum in Jamestown, North Dakota, features the World's Largest Buffalo statue and the rare albino buffalo, White Cloud.

By operating the National Buffalo Museum, maintaining a live bison herd, and conducting educational programs, the NDBF fulfills this mission; plays a vital role in local, state, and national tourism; and helps to promote the bison industry.

Now, these buffalo roam over 200 acres at the National Buffalo Museum. All year round, families can come and enjoy looking at these sacred animals, including the ONLY three in the world who are true albino buffalo!

The North American Bison Discovery Center and the bison herd are located close to the World’s Largest Buffalo, near the intersection of Highway 281 and Interstate 94 (exit 258). Museum exhibits focus primarily on the history of bison in the Plains culture.