St. Joseph's Catholic Church

St. Joseph's is a brick church with Gothic Revival design, featuring a rectangular layout and distinctive rose windows along its walls. A square tower rises above the structure, and the limestone foundation supports the entire building.

The church was established by German immigrants and has stood as a brick structure since the 1870s. Its construction using locally available materials reflects how the growing community built its place of worship.

The parish reflects a heritage of language and tradition brought by German immigrants who settled the area. Visitors can see this connection expressed in the building's details and how the cemetery is organized.

The site is easy to reach and the cemetery is accessible for visitors who want to explore the historic grave markers. Plan to visit during daylight hours to see the building's architectural details and the cemetery layout clearly.

The oldest graves in the cemetery date to the 1850s, showing a longer history than the main building itself. The iron gateway arch and central altar area form a separate focal point within the burial ground.