Historical Markers in

Renville County, Minnesota

A Family's Proud Heritage A New Life with Family and Friends A Second Wave of Attacks After the Battle Battle of Birch Coulee Battle Scars Battle Tactics Birch Coulee State Monument Buffalo Lake Tornado Caught Unaware! Dakota Positions Earle Monument Farther and Gay Castle Henderson Monument Middle Creek Brave Settler Monument Minnesota's Civil War Only Two Survived Redwood Ferry Renville Legion Post 180 Schwandt State Monument Site of Florita Settlement 1886-1912 Solid Friendships Surrounded at the Coulee Taoyateduta Leads His People in War The Battle Ends The Battle of Birch Coulee The Battle of Birch Coulee The Battle of Birch Coulee The Battle of Birch Coulee The Battle of Birch Coulee The Enestvedt Marker The Faithful Indians' Monument The Joseph R. Brown House The Kittelsland Water Wheel The Prairie Factor The Story of the Land The U.S.–Dakota War of 1862 Two Men, One War Veterans Memorial Veterans Memorial Vicksburg Cemetery Vicksburg Village Wrong Place, Wrong Time "A Beautiful Place to Encamp" “The Fight Was On”