(KXNET) — As North Dakota hopefully wraps up yet another blizzard, we thought we’d look back at blizzards throughout our state’s history.
As far back as state archives go, you can see North Dakotans bundled up and pulling out the shovels to tackle heavy snow among strong winds.
Trains, homes and cars were covered in snow, people were stranded on roads and highways were shut down too.
And maybe your photos will end up in the archives alongside these one day.
1896-2022
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: Grace Strand
Courtesy: Grace Strand
Courtesy: Grace Strand
Courtesy: Grace Strand
Courtesy: North Dakota State Historical Society
Courtesy: Lori Lashman
Courtesy: Nathan Geurts
Courtesy: Michelle Volk
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