South Dakota State Library: Digital Collections

- Razing of Old Fort Dakota Ended Military Era in City
- South Dakota -- History; Fort Dakota (S.D.); Sioux Falls (S.D.)
- 80 years ago the barracks of Fort Dakota were raized to make room for permanent housing. The destruction of those barracks removed the last reminder of the Indian Wars in Sioux Falls.
- South Dakota State Library Vertical Files
- Tablet Will Mark Site of Fort Dakota
- Fort Dakota (S.D.); Daughters of the American Revolution. Mary Chilton Chapter
- A bronze plaque will be placed on the Hollywood theatre marking the site of the old Fort Dakota barracks.
- South Dakota State Library Vertical Files
- Bet Led To Only White Casualty Inside Historic Fort Sisseton
- Fort Sisseton (S.D.); Crawford, Abe; Magenton, Ole; Clowney, Major John
- A history of Fort Sisseton including first person narratives.
- South Dakota State Library Vertical Files
- Early South Dakota Fort
- Fort Brule (S.D.); United States. Army. Dakota Territory Cavalry; Iowa Infantry Volunteers, 6th Regiment (1861-1865); South Dakota -- History
- A red granite monument one-half mile west of Richland marks the location of Fort Brule.
- South Dakota State Library Vertical Files
- Soldiers And Early Settlers Built Union County Stockade For Protection From Indians
- Fort Brule (S.D.); Stoddard, K.B.; Gore, Mahlon; LaMour, Edward; Watson, Thomas; Fletcher, Julius; South Dakota -- History
- A Turner County pioneer has constructed a miniature model of Fort Brule. The article also provides a history of the fort.
- South Dakota State Library Vertical Files
- U.S. Park Service Renews Old Fort
- Fort Sisseton (S.D.); United States. Work Projects Administration; South Dakota. Dept. of Game, Fish, and Parks
- After gaining jurisdiction of Fort Sisseton, the state park board of South Dakota plans to use restored buildings for the aged and homeless men from Marshall and surrounding counties.
- South Dakota State Library Vertical Files
- Historian Digs Up Relics from Army Fort George
- Fort George (S.D.); Anderson, Martin
- Assistant State Historian Martin Anderson has discovered artifacts at the site of old Fort George, south of Pierre.
- South Dakota State Library Vertical Files
- South Dakota conservation digest, November-December 2012
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, November-December 2011
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, January-February 2013
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, July-August 2012
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, July-August 2011
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, March-April 2012
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, March-April 2013
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, May-June 2012
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, September-October 2011
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- South Dakota conservation digest, September-October 2012
- Wildlife conservation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals; Conservation of natural resources -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Bimonthly publication, plus one special edition, by the South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks.
- SD State Agencies
- Register, Vol. 39, April 29, 2013
- Delegated legislation -- South Dakota -- Periodicals
- Current notices, executive appointments, executive orders and scheduled hearings
- SD State Agencies II
- Young Quartermaster officer built Ft. Meade
- Fort Meade (S.D.); Ruhlen, George; Terry, Alfred Howe, 1827-1890; United States. Army. Cavalry, 7th; United States. Army. 1st Infantry Division
- First Lt. George Ruhlen, an assistant Army quartermaster, was responsible for constructing Fort Meade.
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- Historic Cavalry Buildings At Ft. Meade Disappearing
- Fort Meade (S.D.); Fort Meade VA Medical Center (Fort Meade, S.D.); United States. Army. Cavalry, 4th; Comanche (Horse); Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933; Norbeck, Peter, 1870-1936; Case, Francis H. (Francis Higbee), 1896-1962; Pick, Lewis A. (Lewis...
- Fort Meade is being transformed into a Veterans Administration neuropsychiatric hospital. The article also includes a history of Fort Meade.
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