This blog is about historical and cultural sites, places and events all over the world visited by bicycle or that could be visited by bicycle. It is to show that a motor vehicle does not always have to be used and it is often better to visit these places by bicycle.
Showing posts with label Lutheran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lutheran. Show all posts
Thursday, June 20, 2019
Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve, Stavenger Lutheran Church, 06/14/2019
Previous articles in the series:
Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve, The Brusseau House, 06/14/2019
Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve, Shay - Adams House, 06/14/2019
Sunday, December 2, 2018
South Dakota: Union County Poor Farm
Northwest of Elk point, South Dakota is the Union County Poor Farm Cemetery. It is across from St. Paul Lutheran Church.
County Poor Farm Cemetery, Union Co., SD
South Dakota Gravestones
County Poor Farm Cemetery, Union Co., SD
South Dakota Gravestones
Dakota Territory: Site of First Norwegian Lutheran Church
Timeline:
1863 - The origins of the congregation of St. Paul Lutheran Church, located northwest of Elk Point, SD, began.
1867-1868 - The first Norwegian Lutheran church in the Dakota Territory is built. It was a log building.
1922 - The current church building is constructed.
1938 - The cemetery association put up a monument to the first building. It is a simple marble plaque on a boulder along the cemetery path.
Today - The cemetery remains but several of the headstones have been replaced with newer markers.
Information source: History in South Dakota
1863 - The origins of the congregation of St. Paul Lutheran Church, located northwest of Elk Point, SD, began.
1867-1868 - The first Norwegian Lutheran church in the Dakota Territory is built. It was a log building.
1922 - The current church building is constructed.
1938 - The cemetery association put up a monument to the first building. It is a simple marble plaque on a boulder along the cemetery path.
Today - The cemetery remains but several of the headstones have been replaced with newer markers.
Information source: History in South Dakota
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