Scandinavian Heritage Park in Minot, North Dakota, brings together monuments, buildings, and symbols representing Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland in a single cultural landscape devoted to preserving Scandinavian heritage. Established in 1988, with its first building dedicated in 1990, it is closely tied to local organizations that support Minot’s public celebration of Nordic culture. Its notable features include a replica of Norway’s Gol Stave Church, the relocated Sigdal House, a Finnish sauna, a Danish windmill, a stabbur, and Plaza Scandinavia. Statues, monuments, and other symbolic elements also connect Nordic identity, folk traditions, emigration, and community gathering in one place.