Chateau de Mores State Historic Site

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3426 Chateau Rd
Medora, ND 58645

Chateau De Mores, nestled southwest of Medora, ND, pays homage to the legacy of Antoine de Vallombrosa, the Marquis de Mores. Arriving in 1883, the Marquis spearheaded various ventures including a beef packing plant, cattle and sheep ranching, and the establishment of Medora, named after his wife.

The centerpiece of the site is the Chateau de Mores, a grand 26-room mansion constructed in 1883. Today, the Chateau serves as a historic house museum, showcasing original furnishings and personal belongings of the de Mores family. Visitors can explore the house during the summer months for a nominal fee.

Additionally, the De Mores Memorial Park in downtown Medora features a striking bronze statue of the Marquis encircled by a charming flagstone courtyard. History enthusiasts can delve deeper into the region's past through engaging programs like "History Alive!" that blend theater arts with local history documents.

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5.04 reviews
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Marshall M.
8/3/2025

Very fun place to go visit! Super interesting and authentic, a fun stop if highly recommend

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Amy F.
7/29/2022

DO NOT MISS this incredible testament to the wild and wonderful visions of one of Medora's founding fathers. The house is an exercise in elegant simplicity - utilitarian, but still tasteful. When...

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Alexander B.
9/14/2020

This is a nice spot to visit while in Medora / Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The house was built in 1883 by the Marquis de Mores where he wanted to start meat packing business. Unfortunately,...

Neil A.
5/27/2018

What a fantastic experience to be able to step back in time to the 1880s and visit the Marquis and Madame De Mores! The estate has been beautifully restored with a lot of the artifacts still...

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