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The new issue of @SDMagazine informs me that South Dakotans may have the opportunity to hear a recording of my book being read aloud by a prison inmate — or the opportunity to bypass my book in favor of the local fire department’s meeting minutes.
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We can't celebrate #NationalPoetryMonth without Badger Clark, named South Dakota's Poet Laureate in 1937. Read the full text of "The Tale of the Hills" in the Aug 6, 1921 issue of the Custer Weekly Chronicle: chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/l…
#ChronAmParty
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PRE-ORDER NOW! Advance readers proclaim, "The Savior of Deadwood" by David A. Wolff adds new layers to Deadwood's history. Visit sdhspress.com/books to find out more about the previously untold story about the man that saved the most infamous town in the Wild West. #deadwood
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I hope you can join us "virtually" this year for our discussion of South Dakota's Icons. I'll be doing a presentation on how Joe Foss became an icon. We've got Pamela Hill Smith discussing Laura Wilder, Andrew Dunehoo from the Crazy Horse Memorial and many others! #HifromSD
Join our online History Conference, 4/23-24! Only $25 or $10 for South Dakota State Historical Society members. #hifromsd #lauraingallswilder #suffrage @CrazyHorseMem @SturgisRally @southdakota @CusterStatePark @DeadwoodHistor1 @DeadwoodSD @FossInstitute @cafjoefoss
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Tonight—an online reading and discussion of my writing career, such as it is. Poetry and memoir, Anxious Age and Decline of the Novel: Do join us!
Thurs., April 8, 7:00–8:00 pm Central Time. The direct Zoom link: dsu.zoom.us/j/94162230166
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Getting some serious James Dean vibes from this cowboy hanging out at the Marvin, South Dakota, railroad station in 1950. From the Blue Cloud Abbey-AICRC Collection. #ArchivesTipOfTheHat #ArchivesHashtagParty
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My Dad is reading “Steamboats in Dakota Territory” (which I will be reading soon.) Allegedly there is another steam boat between Gayville and Vermillion. Anyone know the location?
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Now showing "#Portraits from the Permanent Collection"
Featuring Francis Cranmer Greenman.
Born in #AberdeenSD in 1890 & painted over 1000 portraits. Studied #art #WDC #NYC & #Paris.
DPM has 3 Greenmans "My Mother, Emma A. Cranmer", "Jack Black, Ranchman", "Young Girl in White"
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The #StPatricksDay dance in Kadoka was billed as the highlight of the season, in part because the famous Ogallala Sioux Orchestra would be providing the dance music.
From the Kadoka Press and Kadoka Reporter, March 10, 1922: chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/l…
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Born a slave, Sarah Campbell (1823 - 1888) became a property owner and a successful entrepreneur during the Black Hills gold rush.
#BlackHistoryMonth
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Here is the outstanding article @sdakjohnandrews wrote about @MelAntonen for @SDMagazine. Lake Norden turned out 2 great writers! southdakotamagazine.com/fore…
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I know there are more important things going on, but please indulge this mental break and allow me to bring you news of the World's Largest Pheasant. sdpb.org/blogs/business/worl…
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Observed "Fata Morgana" this morning just East of the Black hills along the horizon. A temperature inversion acts like a lens, and flips the landscape. On occasion, this allows the viewer to actually see whats -over- the horizon. Here, we're looking at the badlands! @NWSRapidCity
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Photograph of main street at Meadow (S.D.), located in east central Perkins County, taken on #ElectionDay November 8, 1910. From the South Dakota Digital Archives (2009-12-04-002)
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The Claremont Honkers to this day hold the longest football win streak in South Dakota history.
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Happy #nativeamericanday! We're excited to attend another awesome Common Read event at noon: a virtual panel discussion on social justice movements in Indian country! For more info, check out the event page here: facebook.com/events/82978270…
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We’re proud to feature the names of Ben Reifel (Lakota) and Velva Lu Spencer (Sisseston-Wahpeton Oyate) on two #SDState halls and encourage Jackrabbits to learn more about the impact they had on the place we call home. #NativeAmericanDay
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Today, Indigenous Peoples' Day, we honor the leadership of Indigenous women! Click below to meet two of Red Cloud’s newest Lakȟóta women leaders, who are forging a path for the next generation! #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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This hall is named after Josef Thorne, a 1963 civil engineering graduate. He was an all-American and conference MVP for @GoJacksFB in 1961 and was drafted by the Green Bay Packers. He eventually joined the Army as a second lieutenant and became a helicopter pilot.
