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Passage To India
Distance: 0.8 Mi855 45th St S Ste B1
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Space Aliens Grill & Bar
Distance: 1.1 Mi1840 45th St S
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Playmakers, Inc.
Distance: 1.2 Mi2525 9th Ave S Ste B
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Club Northern
Distance: 2.7 Mi325 10th St N
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Fargo Cork
Distance: 3.1 Mi3301 S University Dr
58104 Fargo
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FM Chamber of Commerce Website FM Conventions & Visitors Bureau Website www.fargostuff.com About Fargo-Moorhead Welcome to Fargo, North Dakota Fargo/Moorhead is the largest metropolitan area between Minneapolis, Minnesota and Spokane, Washington. Recently, in several magazines, Fargo/Moorhead has been named one of the most stress free and healthy metropolitan areas in America with low unemployment and crime rates, as well as a thriving economy. Fargo/Moorhead is a city that is vigorous, and full of life, in the midst of prosperous and abundant farmland. Here are just a few of the fun and interesting things to do and see in the Fargo-Moorhead area. Bergquist Pioneer Cabin 11th Avenue North & 8th Street Moorhead, MN 56560 (218) 299-5520 The Bergquist cabin was built in 1870 by Swedish immigrant John Bergquist, and is the oldest home in Moorhead on its original site. The cabin opens up for tours in June, during the Scandinavian Hjemkomst Festival, as well as by appointment. Bonanzaville U.S.A. 1351 W. Main Ave. West Fargo, ND 58078 (701) 282 - 2822 A recreated pioneer village that signifies life in the Red River Valley during the 19th century. Celebrity Walk Of Fame 2001 44th St. SW, exit 348 off Interstate 94 Fargo, ND 58103 (701) 282-3653 Come to the Fargo/Moorhead area and walk with the celebrities. This attraction is free of charge and allows you to walk in the presence of over 100 celebrities signatures, hand prints and foot prints. This attraction includes celebrities such as, Garth Brooks, Neil Diamond, and KISS just to name a few. Comstock House 506 8th St. S Moorhead, MN 56560 (218) 291-4211 The Comstock house, a Victorian home built in 1882, was the home to state senator, Solomon G. Comstock. Comstock is considered to be the founder of Moorhead State University, along with wife Sarah, who is said to have started the first public library in the Moorhead area. This home is open for tours, and is still, to this day, filled with the original furnishings. Fargo Air Museum 1609 19th Avenue North Fargo, ND 58102 701.293.8043 The Fargo Air Museum opened in 2001 and is committed to educating the community about aviation, preserve local aviation heritage, enthuse the public about freedom, thrill and the excitement of flight, as well as awaken the idea of patriotism in today's youth. An aircraft you will see at the museum is the F2G-1D - the worlds only flying SuperCorsair and one of the three existing in the world. Fargo Theatre 314 Broadway Fargo, ND 58102 (701)239-8385 The 1926 restored Fargo Theatre is the area's only remaining vintage movie palace with a vaudeville stage. The theatre serves as a multi-purpose facility with capacity for film showings, live productions and meetings, and is a registered historic landmark. It also houses a restored theatre pipe organ, the "Mighty Wurlitzer." FARGODOME 1800 University Drive Fargo, ND 58102 (701) 241-9100 Home of the NDSU Bison Football! The FARGODOME is the largest contiguous exhibit hall space in North Dakota, hosting top-name concerts, ice shows, festivals, rodeos, trade shows, craft shows, circuses and fairs, football and basketball games, other sporting events and much more.