Welcome to Victoria, home of St. Fidelis Church, the 'Cathedral of the Plains', named by William Jennings Bryan when he visited during his Presidential Campaign, July 19, 1912. Victoria, namesake of the Queen of England, was established in 1873 under the leadership of George grant, who introduced Black Angus cattle to the United States. Volga-German settlers established their village of Herzog in 1876. In 1913, the two towns incorporated under the name of Victoria.
Throughout the years the people of Victoria have carefully preserved the historic sites of the community. Visitors can relive history by touring these sites. Victoria is also known for its well-kept homes and outstanding schools. 
- St. Fidelis Church, the 'Cathedral of the Plains'
- The Iron Crosses of Saint Fidelis Cemetery
- Union Pacific Gravesite
- George Grant Angus Memorial and English Cemetery
- Vernon Berens Antique Farm Machinery
- Fidelisfest, Memorial Day Weekend
- Herzogfest, Second Weekend in August
- Victoria Alumni High School Reunion, September or October
- Building of the "Cathedral of the Plains" Celebration, 2008-2011 Please access the websites for details and exact dates.
Founded 1873
Current population: 1,167 (July 2006)
Victoria City Hall
1005 Fourth
Victoria, KS 67671
785-735-2259