I’m a Sioux City fan. Said no one ever

Thank you to the Tillman Family for not only sharing their family story.....but creating materials and video for the broader community to use for the education of all.

Hell's Half Acre ironically is still the same. Driving along Triview, you'll see it's adapted a modern phrase commonly known as "Tent City"

What resturaunt was in the 1980s located at 3251 Floyed Blvd. ?

Sioux City has been cursed since the 1800s. I get it now

My grandma always called it "The Buttons" it was never considered a negative term. The name was because it was the Missouri River bottom when the river was wider. Everyone lived there because it was the first neighborhood in town. The wealthy lived up on Rose Hill on upper Grand View.

It’s time to sustain pride and make us all of ever we Helen to rebuild are dreams at any age USDA no compromise

Economic crisis of the 1890's hurt its growth when numerous companies moved away. Uggghhh!!!

Great job! Cottage Lawn Apartments?

Corn palace is in mitchell,sd

Top grain30 sustainability the goal

To the narrator: The enthusiasm and passion that was put into the “research” for the purpose of making this “historical” gatsby , of is highly impressive. Ma’am, you are an amazing public speaker with impeccable intelligence, humour and privy to captivating any audience. However, the entire narrative is, as of a historical work of mostly fiction. The numbers, the amount of time to build ((6 days lmao) are entirely laughable and quite literally impossible. There were so many countless worlds fairs and festivals that to this very day defy all logic. I’m not saying what the truth is, and what it is not, with regard to the history narratives as a “whole” for this American time period, just upon basic historical records are of so many more of the ultimate questions that go unanswered and the revealings therein , have enough credibility for as many countless questions to incomplete & complete absurdities by my estimation, simply allowing anyone to judge for themselves given all the information would be more suffice for a fictional writers works unto millions. Interesting stuff tho! Golly!

Would love to find inhabilitalfor I and dog border collie Wiling to pay year advance

Prospect Hill still offers the best views of an extensive vista.

Tom, great presentation as usual. The livestock fountain has been moved to Chris Larson park south east of the pavilion at the Floyd Blvd entrance. It is near where the south bottoms time capsule was buried.

I use to go to Edith & joes

When I graduated from Heelan high school, Genellis was the only place to get your senior picture taken.

The Dakota Shelter is still there but is buried. The Perola portion is gone It would be a great project to brin it back.

I don’t believe these were corn palaces I think they were actual Turkish or Egyptian archetypes built by previous civilizations that have been erased from the history books and this corny book report is all just lies passed on and fake ass news corn coffee

I really enjoyed looking at the different landmarks and creativity on these projects! Cheers.

The Morningside substation at 2019 S. Patterson appears to be on flat ground. That location is on a very steep hill. Could this have been located elsewhere?

Great presentation! The South Dakota Palace really undersells how grand these structures were. I wonder what kind of events/attractions they had to fill out the day, such as what they had under that tent in 1891.

Our wedding rehearsal dinner was at the Brass Lantern, 1976. Joe Gantz Steakhouse was omitted. I think it was at the same location as the Castle Inn at 11th & Pierce. The Normandy Restaurant changed names to Munroe's (Monroe's??) at some point in the late 1970's.

My great great grandfather had a brickyard in Kansas in the 1870s....so I really enjoyed watching the video. Thank you!

As a small child growing up in Morningside in the 50's, I remember summers when my family slept in the screened-in porch. We often heard the dynamite blasting from the Sgt. Bluff brickyard!

looking for a DON was with sunshine grocery store his parents owned he went to iowa Lakes community college in 1974

i really enjoy watching these historical vids on my hometown and sioux city isnt for everyone but i love living here

I love these so much, thanks for posting and for sharing our history!

Great Job!

It's so fun learning the history of our city. Thank you!

Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for making it. I learned a lot. Great work by Tom and the Team.

Excellent presentation!

ANYONE remember Nate Sterlings market downtown area maybe Pearl St ?

Thank you.

You saved my butt in a college course, thank you so much!

Bs jewish propaganda his-story… free-masonry… obelisk represent male genitals…. Research mudflood research foundlings research world’s fairs if it’s a Jew tube there’s a reason…. To manipulate

Thank you for the work that went into this slide show. My Great-grandfather, Charles (Chick) Preece owned or worked at the restaurant. He died in June of 1951. I don't know anything about fried rabbit but when my great-grandfather was there the speciality was chili (or so my Dad told me). It was supposed to be a secret recipe so maybe it wasn't on the menu after he died. I found the ad you had in the slideshow in a Sioux City paper on July 25, 1954, after his death. I have a copy of a photo of him inside the restaurant.

Awesome job!

What a great idea History At Noon! Great job!

Frank la scala,where are you?This is the city.pay dirt,prochelo.Poe

What about the Normandy?

1947 to 1847 irish potato ufo

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Awesome family history heirloom.

Very cool.

I don't know if this is the place to ask this but is there any chance you guys will be doing a talk on the furniture stores of Sioux City?

Does anyone remember a grocery store at (I believe) 20th & Myrtle St.? I lived briefly at an apartment building there in the 1980s, which supposedly was a grocery store in the past.

Some really awesome info in here and very cool stories

These are really interesting it’s nice to learn about our city

I 💜 Art Deco!!! Thank you for showing me some buildings I have not yet seen! I have seen and photographed some that you shown!