[PDF.92dh] Black Hills and Badlands in Vintage Postcards (SD) (Postcard History Series)

Black Hills and Badlands in Vintage Postcards (SD) (Postcard History Series)

[PDF.on35] Black Hills and Badlands in Vintage Postcards (SD) (Postcard History Series)

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 | #1441533 in Books |  Arcadia Publishing |  2002-06-10 |  2002-06-10 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.25 x.25 x6.50l,.65 | File type: PDF | 128 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Present for friends|By Clint Walker|I purchased this book for my father and father-in-law for Christmas. Neither of them live in the Black Hills. I do. Each of them appreciated by the history of the region, and the quality of the historical pictures in this book. My father also complained there were too many aerial shots. Oh well!|1 of 2 people found the following review helpf|About the Author|Richard L. Popp is a history instructor at Capital University Center in Pierre, and served for four years as state archivist of South Dakota. He is the author of South Dakota 1900-1930 in Vintage Postcards, another book in the Postcard History S

As soon as postcards appeared for sale in the early 1900s, Black Hills residents and visitors began sending them to friends and family across the country. The images and messages on these cards now form a historical record of the towns, mines, ranches, and people that made up the Black Hills and Badlands region. The postcard images chosen for this book show the development of the Black Hills and Badlands from the gold rush to modern times. Long-time residents will enjoy ...

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