About Haymarsh, North Dakota:
Originally founded in 1890, Haymarsh is a rural community near Glen Ullin, North Dakota, about 50 miles west of Mandan. The area has a strong German and German-Hungarian Catholic heritage, with the church site having been a significant part of the community’s social and spiritual life for over a century. It is a small community: a cluster of three or four homes and nearby farmsteads centered around St. Clement Catholic Church and its former school.
The community has a rich history, with the church being rebuilt twice after fires, the last construction occurring in 1937.
Despite its small size, there are two special places of interest for Catholics in Haymarsh, North Dakota.
Catholic Places of interest in Haymarsh, North Dakota:
Saint Clement Cemetery and grave of Servant of God Michelle Duppong.
St. Clement Oratory of Haymarsh
Traveling to Haymarsh, North Dakota:
Haymarsh is also kown as the Haymarsh Valley and is located near the Old Fort Keogh Trail and the Custer Trails that passed through western North Dakota in the area about 10 miles northeast of the city of Hebron.