First time in Bismarck was a tragedy of lack of time... basically, I'd have missed the chance to reach the Lewis & Clark Museum in Washburn.  But now that I passed through town a second time, I wandered around a bit more, visited the state capitol, and even found a water tower... which was roughly one block from where my map claimed the governor's mansion stood. The map, clearly, was wrong.

The state legislature building isn't your typical, round-topped place, but it's still quite functional.	The State Library is more in order of a courthouse, but storing books is a noble cause, too.	The water tower. This isn't where the governor's mansion stands, obviously.
We're in luck - both are places we want to visit today.  So far, so good... now, back to driving.	Nice signal, and yet another large American city undergoing the perpetual road construction.	Mmmm, alien quesadillas.