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To buy A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles: Black Hills Tourism, 1880-1941 so that you can read the whole thing in its hardcover beauty, click on this link. Giving up hopes for a resolution, Albert Michaud assigned his interest in the claims to his brother Frank and moved to Canada about 1910...
Suzanne Julin, author of A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles: Black Hills Tourism, 1880-1941, was on South Dakota Public Radio yesterday. Click on this link to listen to her interview. The interview covers the last 10 minutes of the show...
SDSHS Press Article in RC Journal about Prairie Berry Winery. This winery was featured in our book "Along the Grapevine Trail: Vineyards and Wineries in South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nebraska."
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Stephanie Newman shops for wine at Smith's Liquors on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009. Newman said she likes Pinot Noir wines. wine Smith's Liquors Stephanie Newman
SDSHS Press Listen to author Suzanne Julin speaking about her book "A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles" on Dakota Midday with Paul Guggenheimer.
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Earlier this week, it became official- following approval by their Boards of Trustees, South Dakota based Sanford Health and North Dakota based Meritcare health system announced the two organization have ...
SDSHS Press Our children's author David Volk has a quirky piece in South Dakota Magazine this month.
South Dakota Magazine: Explores the art, history, events, environment, people and places of South Da
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When Marion Michael Rounds was elected governor of South Dakota on this date in 2002, it signaled many firsts for the state, including the first graduate of South Dakota State University and first resident of Pierre to be elected governor.
SDSHS Press Feature story about "Seth Bullock: Black Hills Lawman" by David Wolff in latest South Dakota Magazine. Make sure to check it out.
South Dakota Magazine: Explores the art, history, events, environment, people and places of South Da
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When Marion Michael Rounds was elected governor of South Dakota on this date in 2002, it signaled many firsts for the state, including the first graduate of South Dakota State University and first resident of Pierre to be elected governor.
We continue our serialization of A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles: Black Hills Tourism, 1880-1941 by Suzanne Julin this morning. This teasing tantalizer does not have long left so enjoy these last few chunks, and then you’ll have to buy the book to read the rest! ...
This is part 10 of the serialization of the first chapter of A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles: Black Hills Tourism, 1880-1941 by Suzanne Julin and published by the South Dakota State Historical Society Press...
SDSHS Press Are you following the serialization of "A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles: Black Hills Tourism, 1880-1941" on our blog? If not, you should definitely check it out. You'll get the whole first chapter for nothing!
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This is part 10 of the serialization of the first chapter of A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles: Black Hills Tourism, 1880-1941 by Suzanne Julin and published by the South Dakota State Historical Society Press.
SDSHS Press All SDSHS Press wants for the holidays this year is more Facebook fans! Spread the word and let's try for 200+ by the end of the year.
SDSHS Press Don't forget that Susan Turnbull and David Wolff will be signing copies of their books at the Journey Museum in Rapid City this coming Saturday, November 8.
SDSHS Press Jerry Wilson's Waiting for Coyote's Call blog is drawing to a close. Only 2 months left to get the latest musings from this great author. Be sure to check out the latest post.
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This is the first fall for full growth of native prairie on the home forty. For years we have restored or rehabilitated a few acres of native grasses and forbs each spring and summer, but the zone surrounding our house had remained primarily domesticated—bluegrass, brome and other non-native species...
Librarians have always been important contacts for the South Dakota State Historical Society Press. These professionals know what their patrons like, and they can be valuable promoters of our books...
Here is the ninth installment of the SDSHS Press serialization of A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles: Black Hills Tourism, 1880-1941 by Suzanne Julin...
SDSHS Press Review copies of "A Marvelous Hundred Square Miles" only went out last week, but here is the first comment. This one from a political blog.
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That’s the title of a new book published by the South Dakota State Historical Society Press. The author, Suzanne Barta Julin, studies the development of Black Hills tourism during the 1880-1941 period. ...
