ANTIQUES ROADSHOW REVEALS 2019 FARGO TOUR STOP AT HISTORIC BONANZAVILLE!

 BOSTON, MA, November 12, 2018— ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, PBS’s highest-rated ongoing series, visits Bonanzaville in Fargo, North Dakota on Saturday, June 1 for an all-day appraisal event as part of the 2019 production tour! For more information visit pbs.org/roadshowtickets.

The pioneer village and museum are now closed for the season. We are still available for event rentals and special events. The village and museum will open again on May 1, 2019.  

Come and explore the historic buildings which contain thousands of artifacts.

New exhibits are on display in the Main Museum, including "Looking back 125 years: The Fargo Fire of 1893" & "Uncovering Vice”.

Located in West Fargo, North Dakota Bonanzaville is a pioneer village with 12 acres, 43 historic buildings, 400,000 artifacts, and millions of memories. Bonanzaville is operated by the Cass County Historical Society, with a mission to collect, display and interpret artifacts relevant to the history and cultural heritage of the Red River Valley. It is the region’s largest historical attraction with something for everyone to see.

For more information on any upcoming events, to volunteer, or to plan a special event on site, please contact us.

Cass County Museum

The Cass County Museum features a display on Native Americans of the Red River Valley, bonanza farms and homesteading, and the modernization of North Dakota.

Rotating Exhibit Gallery

Pioneer Village (Open May-October)

Over the years, our pioneer village has accumulated 40 historic buildings as well as numerous other museums including the Eugene Dahl Car Museum, the Eagle Air Museum, the Tractor Museum, the Law Enforcement Museum and more! Share the stories of our region's history!