Amtrak Depot:   The Amtrak Depot opened in June 1907. The train travels all across North Dakota and can be used for traveling across the nation. The building is well constructed, elegantly furnished, and has every convenience available for travelers.

Dale & Martha Hawk Museum:   The shout if a pioneer farmer telling his horse to move, and the sound of a plow digging into prairie ground can almost be heard when you walk through the Dale and Martha Hawk Museum, located 4 miles east and 3 miles north of Wolford ND.

Geographical Center of North America:   In January 1931, a U.S. Geographical Survey determined the center of North America in Pierce County. The Survey Bulletin Number 817 States.

Golf Course:   Our beautiful 9 hole golf course will challenge your skills along with give you a relaxing experience. Our weekly event will ensure your return. Our golf shop has everything you need to succeed on the course.

Niewoehner Bell Tower:   Dale G. Niewoehner, Niewoehner Funeral Home in Rugby, has changed the skyline of Rugby with the construction of a 30 foot tower containing 15 bells at his funeral home.

Northern Lights Tower:   This 88 1/2 foot tall illuminated steel structure, coated with multi-colored shades of metalic paint is dedicated to on of Northern Plains' most stunning natural phenomena, the spectacular beauty of the Aurora Borealis.

International Peace Garden:   Straddling the U.S. - Canadian border of North Dakota and Manitoba is one of the greatest symbols of peace. Each year, more than 150,000 people from around the world visit the park to enjoy its colorful gardens, landscapes and wilderness areas.

Pierce County Fairgrounds:   The fairgrounds has a lot of action in Rugby including stock car racing, horse shoes, rodeo's, an annual circus, and a skate park that guarantee's a challenging experience.

The Historic Pierce County Courthouse :   As one approaches the city of Rugby from any direction, the first thing that attracts the eye is the beautiful and massive structure with its dome of graceful outlines. As one approaches nearer, its beauty and massiveness becomes more apparent. A brief description, though we do not feel competent to do it justice, follows.

The Prairie Village Museum :   Take a walk through history and see how your ancestors lived. The Prairie Village Museum has many displays ranging from wildlife, school houses, saloons, a jail, and much more.

Victorian Dress Museum:   The church was closed in 1978 and deconsecrated in 1991. It is now called the Victorian Dress Museum. A collection of 23 reproduction - prize winning - Victorian style dress are displayed with accessories in the building.

Walking Path :   Our newly developed walking path is a great addition to the Rugby area. The walking path is 3 miles of paved path and 26 acres of Nature Park

Dakota Hills Winery and Vineyard:   Dakota Hills Winery, uniquely North Dakota Estate Style Native and Specialty fruit and grape wines produced from the ground up.