Scattered across the open prairie, these Carpenter Gothic churches stand as reminders of frontier faith and community. Built of wood rather than stone, they translate the Gothic Revival style into a distinctly rural setting. Rising above farmland, ranchland, and vast stretches of open prairie, their steep roofs, pointed arches, and white-painted walls create some of the most memorable landmarks in the northern plains. - AsNotedIn
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| Immanuel Lutheran Church | Church |
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| Little Missouri Lutheran Church, Capitol | Church |
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| Peace Valley Evangelical Church and Cemetery |
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| Duck Creek Lutheran Church and Cemetery |
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| Emmanuel Lutheran Church and Cemetery |
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| Golden Valley Norwegian Lutheran Church |
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