Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near North Dakota

While in North Dakota, you might enjoy a visit to:

Glassy-eyed "Big Gene" statue brandishes a golf club at the Garrison public golf course.

A hero schoolgirl gets a tepid tribute from her home town.

The man who mapped North Dakota, honored in a very lonely spot by a 5-ft. diameter granite ball.

The Natives no doubt had buildings that were older, but this one gets the bronze plaque.

A hulking hunk of nuclear hardware honors the Washington politician who brought it here.

Towering Cliff Thompson was also known as "Count Olaf" and "the world's largest dairy farmer."

Three different monuments mark a nadir of European-Indian relations. And don't miss the pile of rare rocks!

They came to save souls. Their efforts were not appreciated.

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