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Sunday, October 01, 20061159729873
Historical Map of Sioux Falls
Ever wonder what your city looked like a century ago? The answer is available from The University of Texas at Austin's Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection (which has previously been described at tdaxp and by Catholicgauze).
Here's what the grandest city in South Dakota, Sioux Falls, looked like in 1920:
What's interesting to me is how few of the streets I am familiar with. Main and Philippes are still in the city's center, and Minnesota and Cliff are still imposing avenues. But Ridge? Colton?
I recognize some further sites -- the Big Sioux River, obviously, as well as the South Dakota Deaf Mute Institute School for the Deaf
Sioux Falls is a beautiful city. 'Specially when we blow stuff up. And afterwards, too.
14:11 Posted by Dan tdaxp (Webmaster) in Geography, History, South Dakota | Permalink | Comments (0) | Email this | Tags: sioux falls, maps
