Crossing the James
Apr 4, 2017
The James River meanders and oxbows for 474 miles across eastern South Dakota. Our March/April issue includes a feature on our state’s efforts to maintain its many bridges, many of them century-old relics. Bernie Hunhoff explored the backroads of Spink County to get the story. Here are some of his photos that didn’t make the magazine.
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A modern bridge over Turtle Creek in Redfield. -
A country classic over the James on 167th Street. -
A bridge east of Redfield. -
Fisher’s Grove Bridge near Redfield. -
Fisher’s Grove Bridge near Redfield. -
Harvey Wollman, a Spink County farmer who served as governor in the 1970s, and his wife Ann. -
Bridge on 184th Street near Harvey Wollman’s farm in Spink County.
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