"History Comes to Life on the Talking Trail..."
Lake Hoskins Settlement Marker
Wihelmina Geiszler
On a spring day in 1898, Wilhelmina Geiszler watched from her home as flames burned on the horizon.
St. John's Cemetery
St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's Cemetery
Sankt Andreas Gemeinde
Emmons County Museum
Logan County Museum 1
Wishek Civic Center
St. Mary's Cemetery
Zeeland Hall and Arch
Emmons County Courthouse
Lehr Tabernacle
St. Peter & Paul Church
McIntosh County Courthouse
Dinosaurs on the Prairie
McIntosh Heritage Center
Schwab Sodhouse
Threshing Grounds
Welk Homestead
Welk Homestead Site 2
St. John's Church
Logan County Courthouse
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Logan County Museum 2
Beaver Lake State Park
Ashley Firehall
Zeeland Arch
Elise Perras Story
Keller Hotel
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Ashley Zion Lutheran Church
Gordon Hoberg Story
Friedens Cemetery
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Ashley SuperValu & Mural
Wade & Ellen Zick Memorial
Stan's Supermarket & Wishek Sausage
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Martin Luther Lutheran Church
German-Russian Country is the heartland of the Black Sea Germans, Germans from Russia who settled on the Great Plains of North America. The Germans from Russia are among the most visible and vibrant ethnic immigrant cultures of the plains. Three counties in South Central North Dakota — Emmons, Logan and McIntosh — are at the center of German-Russian Country, and we are proud to share that rich history along their Talking Trail... #ExperienceTheStory
