Washburn, North Dakota was founded by “King John” Satterlund in 1882, naming the community for the late Wisconsin Governor Cadwallader Colden Washburn, who was a friend of both Satterlund and the town’s cofounder John Veeder. Washburn is the oldest city in McLean County, and became the county seat in 1883. Washburn is situated on the east banks of the Missouri River, along Highway 83, between Underwood and Wilton.
Recommended Resources
City of Washburn, North Dakota
The official city web site features general information and contacts for the city’s administrative offices, departments and services, along with a guide to the Washburn business community, a calendar of events, tourist and relocation data, and local options for housing and employment.
http://www.washburnnd.com/
FSB operates out of one facility on Main Avenue in Washburn, North Dakota. Its facility and ATM location are defined, including lobby hours and an outline of its history, a bank calendar, and information about its products and services, online banking system, and contacts.
http://www.fsbwashburn.com/
Located on 5th Avenue in Washburn, North Dakota, the history and programs of the Lutheran congregation are defined, along with a monthly newsletter, church calendar, and Bible study resources.
http://www.flcwashburn.com/
Washburn Public School District #4
Headquartered in Washburn, North Dakota, the K-12 public school system operates an elementary school and a high school. Its school campus and programs are outlined, and a district calendar, weekly bulletin, and lunch menu are published to the site.
https://sites.google.com/site/washburnk12/
Washburn United Methodist Church
The UMC congregation meets at its facilities in Washburn, North Dakota. Its service schedules, program calendar, and an overview of the church’s missions, programs, and leadership are offered.
http://www.washburnumc.com/
