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In the early morning hours of October 24, 1968, two alarms sounded in the Oscar 1 Launch Control Center. The alarms were OZ, outer zone, and IZ, inner…
Did you know North Dakota is home to an ancient impact crater? Geologists, and many in the oil industry, have known about Red Wing Crater for decades, but…
Our newest book, Fargo Moorhead Lost and Found is out, and heading to stores as we speak. The book, and the website, are an in-depth look at the…
On Saturday, March 28th, 2009, I went to take photos of the Red River in Fargo. We had been fighting the rising river for weeks by that time,…
In the course of putting together a few coffee table books, we’ve spent a lot of time rooting through boxes of postcards at estate sales and antique stores,…
This is a process I’ve been following with great interest since the first push for a downtown renaissance zone and redevelopment began. The first real project to grab…
When I posted a story about a 1966 UFO sighting in Donnybrook, North Dakota, I was inundated with messages from people who said there was a whole other…
Some years ago when I was researching some historic Fargo happenings, I ran across an obscure webpage that featured a short blurb about a place called the Fargo…
This post was inspired by the news that an internet archivist, John Greenewald, had recently released for download the UFO files he’d been collecting for decades via relentless…
Today we are happy to announce the upcoming release of our fourth book, Churches of the High Plains by Troy Larson and Terry Hinnenkamp. Churches of the High…
Fargo-area residents might remember the “Sleepwatcher” case. In 2006 and 2007, a man crept into homes in the Fargo-Moorhead area and watched people sleep. In some cases, he…
Today is a significant day in my life. The significance hit me as I went to the Post Office today and sent some mail. I sent checks to…
Sonic Tremor Media has made a 500-dollar donation on behalf of Ghosts of North Dakota to Connected Puzzles, an effort to get kids interested in geography with a…
Ghosts of North Dakota’s Facebook page passed 75-thousand Facebook fans today! Thanks so much for checking us out and following our adventures on Facebook! Haven’t liked us on Facebook…
The Ghosts of North Dakota project reached 36-thousand Facebook followers recently! Check it out! Troy Larson Troy Larson is a father, author, and photographer from Fargo, North Dakota.
Sonic Tremor Media has made a $500 charitable donation to Preservation North Dakota on behalf of Ghosts of North Dakota. Preservation North Dakota is a non-profit organization “Dedicated…
Dave Kolpack’s recent story for the Associated Press about our explorations of North Dakota’s oil patch went national on the travel wire, then international. This story ran on…
Our second book project, Ghosts of North Dakota, Volume 2 is out now. This book is an 88 page, hardbound, full-color book featuring some of the best photos…
On September 17th, we founded the Facebook page “Thank You ESPN for Bringing College Gameday to Fargo,” which has gone viral in Fargo/Moorhead. It grew from zero to…
Ghosts of North Dakota is an 88 page, hardbound, full-color book featuring some of the best photos from the Ghosts of North Dakota project — photos of ghost…