Camp Hancock, originally called “Camp Greeley”, is a state historic site containing the oldest remaining building in Bismarck, along with the historic Bread of Life Church and a vintage 1909 Northern Pacific Locomotive. Camp Hancock was established in 1872 as a military and supply post and later housed the National Weather Service. Read more…
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- Camp Hancock Site in 2011
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- Camp Hancock Site in 2011
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- Camp Hancock Historic Site
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- Camp Hancock Historic Site
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- Camp Hancock Historic Site
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- Vintage Northern Pacific Railroad Locomotive and Bread of Life Church
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- Bread of Life Church, completed in 1881.
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- Bread of Life Church, completed in 1881.
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- Bread of Life Church, completed in 1881.
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- Vintage Northern Pacific Railroad Locomotive and Bread of Life Church
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- Vintage 1909 Northern Pacific Railroad Locomotive
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- Northern Pacific Locomotive #2164
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- Vintage Northern Pacific Railroad Locomotive and Bread of Life Church
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- Vintage 1909 Northern Pacific Railroad Locomotive
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- Camp Hancock Historic Site
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- Camp Hancock Historic Site
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- Inside Camp Hancock Museum
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- Inside Bread of Life Church, completed in 1881.
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- Inside Bread of Life Church, completed in 1881.
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- Inside Bread of Life Church, completed in 1881.
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- Inside Bread of Life Church
Related Page:
Camp Hancock Dictionary Article
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