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History
The Man Who Saved the Buffalo
Scotty Philip gets the credit, but even he has Fred Dupree to thank. Photo by Chad Coppess/S.D. Tourism.
Rekindling a Memory
South Dakota’s second-deadliest plane crash may have been forgotten if not for Rapid City’s Harold and Greg Stone.
Doane’s Favorite Places
Doane Robinson is known as a historian, but he was also a visionary, creating places uniquely South Dakotan.
John Morrell’s Bloody Friday
The conflict wasn’t labor versus management. It was workers against each other.
Slight of Hand
After years of work by his family, Luigi Del Bianco was officially recognized for his role as chief carver on Mount Rushmore.
Firmly Planted in South Dakota
Brookings horticulturist Niels Hansen developed fruits, flowers and farm crops for the Northern Plains.
The Man Who Played Christ
Josef Meier took up the cross 8,999 times, and brought the Passion Play to Spearfish.
John Banvard’s Brush with Success
How one artist rose from rags to riches before dying penniless in Watertown.
The Lady Leatherheads of Madison
Football took on a different look at Dakota State University during World War II.
