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Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site

MuseumOtherCooperstown, NDSeasonal

Daily guided tours April to October; by appointment only November to March.

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Former Minuteman missile control site near Cooperstown with guided tours down to the launch control center; a second launch site can be viewed from above.

Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site
Photo: Chad Kainz from Chicago, USA, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Ways to visit

Oscar-Zero guided tour (topside and launch control center) Seasonal

What you see
Inside tourhistory.nd.gov, 2026-10-26
How
Walk in · up to 15 people · about 60 minuteshistory.nd.gov, 2026-10-26
When
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday in spring and autumn (daily in summer); the final tour starts an hour before close. Closed Good Friday.Season: 04-01 to 10-31 (April 1 to Memorial Day weekend Friday and Tuesday after Labor Day to Oct. 31: Tuesday to Saturday. Memorial Day weekend Saturday to Labor Day: daily. November 1 to March 31: by appointment only.)Closed: Good Fridayhistory.nd.gov, 2026-10-26
Booking
Not required · same day possible · on siteReservations are not required unless the party has ten or more people.history.nd.gov, 2026-10-26
Cost
PaidAdult: $10 · Child 6-17: $5Free for children 0-5 and State Historical Society Foundation members; free for active military and families (Blue Star Museum). Card or check only November to March.history.nd.gov, 2026-10-26
Requirements
None stated.
    Not stated on the official page: photo ID, citizenship, residency, minimum age, height, fitness and accessibility, safety gear, photography, personal details in advance.Photo ID: No ID rule is stated.Minimum age: No age rule stated.history.nd.gov, 2026-10-26

    About

    The state historic site has two parts, the Oscar-Zero missile alert facility and the November-33 launch facility. The one-hour guided tour of Oscar-Zero starts with a video, then covers the topside and goes 50 feet down by freight elevator to the launch control center. November-33 is a sealed silo that visitors can see from above on their own. Tours run daily in summer, Tuesday to Saturday in spring and autumn, and by appointment from November to March.

    Run by: State Historical Society of North Dakota.

    Getting there

    555 113-1/2 Ave NE Hwy 45, Cooperstown, ND, 58425

    Oscar-Zero is four miles north of Cooperstown on Highway 45; November-33 is two miles east of Cooperstown on Highway 200.

    The pin marks the site itself, not necessarily the entrance (47.49760, -98.12710). Apple Maps directions go to the street address instead. Show on our map · Google Maps · Apple Maps

    Last checked 2026-10-26. Sources are listed below.

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