If you’d like to get a taste of North Dakota history in a little village where time hasn’t moved past the days of the settlers, then you must visit this particular museum. You’ll need to head over to the geographical center of North America in the town of Rugby, ND, and there you’ll find this hidden gem. It’s like stepping into a time machine that takes you back a century and never moves from there. Take a look for yourself:

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The Prairie Village Museum is located at 102 Hwy 2 SE, Ste 2, Rugby, ND 58368. During the winter season, the museum is open to tours by appointment only. During the summer it is open 7 days a week. Click here for more information.

For a real blast from the past, check out these freeze frames North Dakota’s history – photographs of the early settlers from around the time the Prairie Village Museum is replicating.

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