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South Dakota State Historical Society collection
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7 postcards. -- 3 photographs
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Administrative history
The South Dakota State Historical Society was founded as the Old Settlers Association of Dakota Territory in 1862. In 1901, the Association became part of the State government; at that time its name was changed. The Society is an office with the state government's Department of Tourism and Economic Development and manages five programs: archaeology, archives, historic preservation, museum, and research and publishing. The Society's archives program is located in Pierre, South Dakota.
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The collection is made up of items donated to the Provincial Archives of Alberta from the Society's holdings. The collection is made up of postcards and postcard-format photographs depicting places in Alberta, including views of Banff, Mount Stephen and Cathedral Peak, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Lacombe, a train on the Lacombe Branch of the C.P.R., Lacombe High School, an early view of Calgary, and the Lacombe hockey team, winners of the Alberta Amateur Hockey Association championship. Addressees of the postcards are: Miss Ruth McKenzie (Ft. Pierre, SD), Mr. L.M. Fortune (Andover, SD), Miss Sarah Summerside (Pierre, SD), Mrs. Emma Fortune (Coude, SD), Mrs. T. Jones (Andover, SD), Mr. And Mrs. R.W. Fortune (Coude, SD), and H.D. Parhauw (Woonsocket, SD).
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Records were donated by Mr. Mark J. Halvorson on behalf of the South Dakota State Historical Society
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- The material is in English
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Access Conditions: None. Use Conditions: Permission for use required. Subject to the Copyright Act.
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Two of the photographs have been assigned photo numbers A18676-A18677<br><br>Record No. Fonds consists of the following accessions: PR1990.116<br><br>
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- South Dakota State Historical Society (Subject)