Experience the sights, sounds, and stories of rural life more than a century ago at Dakota City Heritage Village.
During the fair, Dakota City comes alive with costumed interpreters and hands-on activities from the early 1900s. Open to the public at no additional charge, the village features 22 historic buildings, including a blacksmith shop, newspaper office, schoolhouse, and millinery shop—each representing the heart of a rural community.
Immerse yourself in history with:
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Threshing and bucket brigade demonstrations
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Roving musicians performing throughout the village
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Museum exhibits and agricultural displays at the Ahlberg Heritage Center
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Daily tractor parades
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And so much more!
Don't miss these special experiences:
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Grab a classic treat like an ice cream cone or 1919 Root Beer at the vintage Drugstore
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Smell home-cooked meals in the historic Harris House kitchen
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Catch up on the news with our very own Dakota City Free Press
Fun for all ages awaits at Dakota City Heritage Village—come and see history come to life!
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