Bonanzaville USA

"We’ve been coming to Bonanzaville for years from their trunk or treat event. our networking group meet here as well as they posted my daughter sweet 16 birthday party and we just got done with a gallery on the go art session so not only do they preserve the history of our community but it’s a great event center. If you were looking for a place to host in the event you should consider Bonanzaville"

"Such an amazing part of our community if you’re not come here yet, you should check it it out there Preserve the history of our community, but it’s also a great place for events. We just hosted a gallery on the go event here and had the time of our life. Thank you so so much Banville for the hospitality."

"Fantastic historical village that was created from houses and buildings moved from different parts of North Dakota. Thousands of artifacts. Especially fun was the telephone and communication building. A blast from the past. Not to be missed when in Fargo. Great value with low cost admission. Fun for kids with full size trains to climb aboard and model railroad to name a few."

"Cute historical museum with focus primarily on American experience. I love that you can explore at your own pace and it was not very crowded when we went. Our favorite part was the old school telephones that actually worked and seeing the setups of how people used to live back in the day."

"This is so much more than just a museum! The Cass County Historical Society has put together a fantastic complex of historical building on this gigantic site! Every building has its own story with several dedicated to specific displays. One building houses law enforcement memorabilia. Another is dedicated to firefighters, their apparatus & lifestyle. Some of the building were moved to the site from all over the area! My favorite by far that the airplane building. It’s not got the most of the best displays but it’s the only place I’ve ever been able to walk through a C-47!! We were there for four hours and didn’t see it all. Well worth the price of admission. It’s a must for anyone interested in the history of the Red River Valley."