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South Dakota Historical Society/South Dakota Digital ArchivesFrom William McKinley to Donald Trump, 17 American Presidents have made a visit to South Dakota. -
SDPBIn 1952 during the height of the Korean Conflict, Navy Capt. E. Royce Williams shot down four Soviet MiG-15s in a matter of 35 minutes. Fearing an escalation during the Cold War, his commanders swore him to silence until recently.
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The Olson family runs the restaurant along with Big Tom’s Diner in Pierre. But this is the first year the children are running the operation without the help of Big Tom. -
When you think about forests in South Dakota you might think of the Black Hills but a patchwork of forests also exists in the northwest part of the state.
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A new documentary on SDPB will show the 1973 Wounded Knee stand-off as told by Kevin McKiernan
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The Department of History of the State of South Dakota was established on January 30, 1901
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South Dakota became the 38th state to ratify the 24th Amendment to the US Constitution on January 23rd, 1964.
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Halfway between Pierre and Rapid City on South Dakota Highway 14, you'll see a now abandoned garage with a rich history. This is the story of Noble Garage.
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The South Dakota General Federation of Women’s Clubs is credited with acquiring artwork, promoting a permanent building and location, and being a force in funding raising for what we know as the South Dakota Art Museum in Brookings.
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February's episode of Wish You Were Here with Eliza Blue takes viewers to snowy, scenic St. Peter-on-the-Prairie, a non-profit community center located outside Madison, South Dakota.
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The Painter family continues a centuries-old ranching tradition in Harding County, South Dakota.
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Riley Pass has been the site of a 320-acre landform reclamation project after it was scared by uranium strip mining more than 50 years ago.
