We stopped by on Labor Day weekend. We were so blessed to have Virginia as our tour guide. She is from the area, has been giving tours here for 30+ years, and has given and continues to give so much of herself in the preservation and restoration of this bonanza farm. It was much due to her photography, documentation, and efforts that the Bagg Farm was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. Virginia was personally acquainted with one of the Bagg daughters, and has a wealth of inside information to share. We very much enjoyed learning about bonanza farms and seeing this amazing, non-commercialized piece of history.

I am Virginia the tour guide that has been giving tours at the Bagg Bonanza Farm starting in 1990 and continue to over 31 years and as the historian and photographer and volunteer in the restoring of this historical site it has been a joy seeing people from all over the USA and world enjoy the site and enjoy our food. It is all volunteer work and nobody gets a payed wage.

I enjoyed this tour. We weren't able to go in new building, as there was a wedding that day. It was still a very worthwhile tour. You get to see the house and other buildings. It is nice to have something like this in our area. More people should check it out.

We were driving through and there didn’t seem to be much else to see. Very happy we came. We learned a lot about the development of large scale farming in ND. I’d not heard of bonanza farms. Pairs well with having just been to the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis

If you are driving on I-29 in the Southeastern part of North Dakota near Mooreton, it would be a shame if you passed up an opportunity to see this amazing historical site which takes you back to the age of the North Dakota Bonanza Farm! The old buildings and the property look to be well taken care of for your enjoyment. Tours are only offered Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12:00pm-5:00pm during the summer. It takes a lot of work to make old property look this good! Thank you for preserving a part of North Dakota history for many others to learn from, and enjoy! The Bagg Bonanza Farm is a must see for anyone interested in North Dakota history.