The National Buffalo Museum and Frontier Village in Jamestown celebrates the American bison and pioneer life. Outside stands the World's Largest Buffalo, a towering concrete statue named Dakota Thunder.
It is famous for its giant buffalo statue and for its small herd of real bison, including rare white ones. Kids love the old-time frontier town with its schoolhouse, church, and general store.
Dakota Thunder is a buffalo statue as tall as a two-story building and weighs many tons. It is a fun and famous photo stop for travelers passing through.
A live herd of bison grazes near the museum, including rare white buffalo that are special to many Native peoples. Seeing them up close is a real treat.
Frontier Village is a row of old buildings that shows how people lived on the prairie long ago. You can peek into a one-room schoolhouse and an old-fashioned shop.