Fort Abercrombie Historic Site Development, Fort Abercrombie, North Dakota

As a component of a comprehensive development plan prepared for the State Historical Society of ND, this visitor's center study involved preliminary design of a 2,400 sq. ft. visitor's center to be integrated to the reconstructed shell of the commissary storehouse of this partially reconstructed (1933, CCC) outpost that served a critical role as a refuge for early settlers of the Red River Valley in the Indian uprising of 1862.  Phase I completed reconstruction of two blockhouses, "ghosting" of buildings, and the palisade in 2002.