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Midwest — 27 dossiers on file

The heaviest files in North Dakota

27 dossiers. 8 sites. 17 open to visitors, a record reaching back to 1885. The North Dakota shelf, ranked — what witnesses filed on one side, what the paper supports on the other.

27
dossiers on file
17
open to visitors
1885
oldest dated · North Dakota State Hospital
Apparition
most-filed claim · 12 files

The 25 deepest files

  1. 01Sims2 claims

    The ghost church on the prairie—the last building standing.

  2. 02Fort Abraham Lincoln2 claims

    Custer’s last post—where he rode to the Little Bighorn.

  3. 03Fort Buford2 claims

    July 20, 1881—where Sitting Bull surrendered.

  4. 04Fort Mandan2 claims

    The winter of 1804-05—where Lewis and Clark met Sacagawea.

  5. 05Fort Totten2 claims

    The best-preserved frontier fort—and reportedly one of the most haunted.

  6. 06Knife River Villages2 claims
  7. 07Medora2 claims
  8. 08Standing Rock2 claims
  9. 09Whitestone Hill2 claims
  10. 10Fort Abercrombie State Historic Site1 claim
  11. 11North Dakota State Hospital1 claim
  12. 12Liberty Memorial Building1 claim
  13. 13Like-A-Fishhook Village1 claim
  14. 14Memory Gardens Cemetery1 claim
  15. 15Custer House at Fort Abraham Lincoln1 claim
  16. 16Fort Union1 claim
  17. 17Theodore Roosevelt National Park1 claim
  18. 18Sherbrooke0 claims
  19. 19Verendrye0 claims
  20. 20Arena0 claims
  21. 21Double Ditch Indian Village State Historic Site0 claims
  22. 22Fort Clark State Historic Site0 claims
  23. 23Fort Dilts State Historic Site0 claims
  24. 24Killdeer Mountain Battlefield State Historic Site0 claims
  25. 25Omemee0 claims

The rest of the shelf

Ranks 26–27 — shallower files, still on record, still sorted by depth.

Filed alongside

Record last amended October 2, 2026 · ranked with the archive