Downtown Sioux Falls is a rich environment for buildings made of Sioux Quartzite. For information about Sioux Quartzite, follow this link here, and this one here.
Washington Pavillion.
Old Courthouse Museum.
Saint Joseph Cathedral.
Not everything I photographed is related to Sioux Quartzite, for instance, this is the Statue of David in Downtown Sioux Falls, and is one of only a few actual size replicas of the original. The statue did not come to the city without controversy .
The Minnehaha County Courthouse.
We checked the time on this sundial, and it was right on the money.
Showing posts with label Minnehaha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minnehaha. Show all posts
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Friday, December 15, 2006
Historical Markers
Bruce Blake, the President of the Minnehaha County Historical Society, dedicated an Historical Marker in the honor of his two Grandsons, Alex and Nick in 2005. This marker is located in Downtown Sioux Falls, across the street from the Holiday Inn.

Here is Bruce and his wife Rita, posing with Granddaughters Jessica and Anna after dedicating an Historical Marker in their honor in 2006. This marker is located by the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls.

Here is Bruce and his wife Rita, posing with Granddaughters Jessica and Anna after dedicating an Historical Marker in their honor in 2006. This marker is located by the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls.
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Historical Marker,
Minnehaha,
sioux falls,
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