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Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Board Member Gretchen Stenehjem

Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Board Member Gretchen Stenehjem

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Join us in this episode as we welcome Gretchen Stenehjem, a board member of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, to discuss the groundbreaking developments and anticipated benefits of the new presidential library in western North Dakota. Hosted by Doug Bolken from McKenzie County Tourism, this conversation covers Gretchen's role and contributions, the unique architectural design by Snohetta, the library's experiential features, and its impact on Watford City and surrounding areas. Discover how this remarkable addition, set to open on July 4th, aligns with North Dakota's rich history and culture, making it a must-visit destination. Tune in to learn about the various attractions, accommodations, and the collaborative efforts to bring more visitors to this hidden gem of America.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:30 Gretchen's Role and Background

01:12 The Presidential Library Project

01:41 Architectural Design and Features

02:27 Experiential Learning at the Library

04:38 Impact on Watford City and Western North Dakota

05:30 Tourism and Future Developments

07:01 Excitement and Anticipation

11:52 North Dakota's Hidden Gems

17:22 Excitement for North Dakota's Attractions

18:11 Promoting Western North Dakota

19:11 Enhancing Visitor Experience

20:31 Welcoming New Visitors

21:22 Collaborative Tourism Efforts

22:34 Highlighting Hidden Gems

23:27 Authentic North Dakota Experiences

27:29 Upcoming Events and Attractions

30:13 Concluding Thoughts on North Dakota Tourism

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