Welcome to McLeod, ND! McLeod is a historic village of 26 people with a unique combination of history and nature! McLeod has an abundance of well preserved historic buildings located in the midst of the Sheyenne National Grasslands in Southeastern North Dakota. Brown Ranch and Pigeon Point are found within the Sheyenne Delta headquartered in the area, home to many Bald eagles, prairie chickens, hummingbirds, and sharp–tailed grouse. The grasslands also support one of the world’s largest populations of the western prairie fringed orchid in the United States.

The McLeod Preservation Society maintains a set of buildings and land known as the McLeod Museum Complex. The Museum includes:

• Presbyterian Church Museum: Built in 1909, the museum contains an interesting history of the Prairie Grasslands, with pictures and stories of early prairie life. Wedding dresses dating back to the 1900’s are on display in this building, one for each decade of the 1900’s.
• One Room School House: A fully operation one room school house from 1906 to 2002! National news even visited this school for a new clip on the only remaining one-room operational school house in the nation!
• “Homestead” House: 125 years old
• SOO LINE Railroad Depot: The only remaining SOO LINE Railroad Depot with original slate roof, built in 1906, and contains numerous railroad artifacts.
• Andrew Johnson Memorial “Field of Dreams” Baseball Park: A fully functional baseball park located in the middle of the complex grounds

Hours of Operation

• Sunday’s: 2-5 pm (June – August)
• By Appointment