South Dakota - Revision history

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	\| construction_cost= $8,000 (${{Format price\|{{Inflation\|US\|8,000\|1904}}}} in {{Inflation/year\|US}})		\| construction_cost= $8,000 (${{Format price\|{{Inflation\|US\|8,000\|1904}}}} in {{Inflation/year\|US}})
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	The South Dakota building resembled an old missions in the Spanish architectural style , and was situated in a beautiful grove of trees, almost directly opposite the structure of [[Texas]] on [[~~The Trail~~]].		The South Dakota building resembled an old missions in the Spanish architectural style , and was situated in a beautiful grove of trees, almost directly opposite the structure of [[Texas]] on [[Art Hill]].

	==Before the Fair==		==Before the Fair==
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	A 800-seat restaurant was on premises and was available to the public.		A 800-seat restaurant was on premises and was available to the public.

	~~==After the Fair==~~

	==See also==		==See also==
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	[[Category:~~Plateau of States~~]]		[[Category:Art Hill]]

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	To the left of the main entrance, and of modern and pleasing interior decorative work, is the receiving parlor, with the portrait of the Governor of the State. There is a Conover piano in this room.		To the left of the main entrance, and of modern and pleasing interior decorative work, is the receiving parlor, with the portrait of the Governor of the State. There is a Conover piano in this room.

	To the rear, and through the Corn Room, is the ladies' rest room, furnished plainly and inexpensively in light greens. The striking feature there is the great painting by a South Dakota artist of "The White Devil's Charge". There is an interesting Indian legend told of this picture. Its heroic proportions show a mad horse, pure white in color, facing a score of armed and mounted Indians bent on its death.		To the rear, and through the Corn Room, was the ladies' rest room, furnished plainly and inexpensively in light greens. The striking feature there was the great painting by a South Dakota artist of ''The White Devil's Charge''. There is an interesting Indian legend told of this picture. Its heroic proportions show a mad horse, pure white in color, facing a score of armed and mounted Indians bent on its death.

	The second floor contained living quarters for the custodian of the building and officials.		The second floor contained living quarters for the custodian of the building and officials.

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	{{~~short description\|~~South Dakota State Building}}		{{SHORTDESC:South Dakota State Building}}
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	The building was two stories in height, having two porches on the north and west sides; the outside walls were covered with cement, finished in natural color.		The building was two stories in height, having two porches on the north and west sides; the outside walls were covered with cement, finished in natural color.

			[[File:South_Dakota_Main_Hall.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Main Hall of South Dakota Building]]
	Upon entering the front door the visitor stood in the main exhibition hall 12 feet wide by 21 feet in length; with a relief map of the famous Black Hills mining region. There, the walls running through the second story to the vaulted ceiling, were covered with grains of wonderful designs and amazing colorings. The materials were corn, oats, wheat, rye, maize and flax. In a succession of panels are the names of the products of the State, and also its counties. There are heads of cattle, perfect in contour and shading, made from grain.		Upon entering the front door the visitor stood in the main exhibition hall 12 feet wide by 21 feet in length; with a relief map of the famous Black Hills mining region. There, the walls running through the second story to the vaulted ceiling, were covered with grains of wonderful designs and amazing colorings. The materials were corn, oats, wheat, rye, maize and flax. In a succession of panels are the names of the products of the State, and also its counties. There are heads of cattle, perfect in contour and shading, made from grain.
	At one end of the room, above the long narrow Spanish windows, is the State motto in grains, "Under God the People Rule."		At one end of the room, above the long narrow Spanish windows, is the State motto in grains, "Under God the People Rule."

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	South Dakota~~'s state~~ building resembled an old missions in the Spanish architectural style~~. The modest building covered 74 by 86 feet~~ on ~~the~~ [[~~Plateau of States~~]].		The South Dakota building resembled an old missions in the Spanish architectural style , and was situated in a beautiful grove of trees, almost directly opposite the structure of [[Texas]] on [[The Trail]].

	~~==Etymology==~~

	==Before the Fair==		==Before the Fair==
			Although one of the last of the states to procure ground for the erection of the State building, the South Dakota Building was one of the three state buildings ready to open its doors on the opening day of the Exposition.

	==Description==		==Description==
	Although one of the last of the states to procure ground for the erection of the State building, the South Dakota Building was one of the three state buildings ready to open its doors on the opening day of the Exposition.

	The building was two stories in height, having two porches on the north and west sides; the outside walls were covered with cement, finished in natural color.		The building was two stories in height, having two porches on the north and west sides; the outside walls were covered with cement, finished in natural color.

			Upon entering the front door the visitor stood in the main exhibition hall 12 feet wide by 21 feet in length; with a relief map of the famous Black Hills mining region. There, the walls running through the second story to the vaulted ceiling, were covered with grains of wonderful designs and amazing colorings. The materials were corn, oats, wheat, rye, maize and flax. In a succession of panels are the names of the products of the State, and also its counties. There are heads of cattle, perfect in contour and shading, made from grain.
			At one end of the room, above the long narrow Spanish windows, is the State motto in grains, "Under God the People Rule."
			A raised dais at the side was dedicated by Sioux Falls and in the arch behind it are scenes from the town.

	~~Upon entering the front door the visitor stood in a hall 12 feet wide by 21 feet in length; to~~ the right was the writing room and general business office~~, to the left the parlor, and at the rear of the building were the ladies' retiring room, reading room,~~		To the right was the writing room and general business office. The walls and ceilings of all the rooms were covered with metallic sheeting with embossed designs.
	~~lavatories, and storage room~~. The walls and ceilings of all the rooms were covered with metallic sheeting with embossed designs.

	~~Photographs~~ of ~~cities~~ and ~~scenic beauty were displayed~~.		To the left of the main entrance, and of modern and pleasing interior decorative work, is the receiving parlor, with the portrait of the Governor of the State. There is a Conover piano in this room.

	The ~~most eye-catching room was~~ "The ~~Great Corn Room~~.~~" Art work out~~ of ~~fruits~~ and ~~grains were fashioned~~ on ~~the walls. Poems were written with blades of grass~~.		To the rear, and through the Corn Room, is the ladies' rest room, furnished plainly and inexpensively in light greens. The striking feature there is the great painting by a South Dakota artist of "The White Devil's Charge". There is an interesting Indian legend told of this picture. Its heroic proportions show a mad horse, pure white in color, facing a score of armed and mounted Indians bent on its death.

	The second floor contained living quarters for the custodian of the building and officials.		The second floor contained living quarters for the custodian of the building and officials.
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	A 800-seat restaurant was on premises and was available to the public.		A 800-seat restaurant was on premises and was available to the public.

	South Dakota won 10 medals to its horticultural displays. In the Palace of Agriculture their corn display was similar in construct to the `Great Corn Room;' over 100 bushels of corn was used in this exhibit alone.
	==After the Fair==		==After the Fair==

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South Dakota's state building resembled an old missions in the Spanish architectural style. The modest building covered 74 by 86 feet on the [[Plateau of States]].

==Etymology==

==Before the Fair==

==Description==
Although one of the last of the states to procure ground for the erection of the State building, the South Dakota Building was one of the three state buildings ready to open its doors on the opening day of the Exposition.

The building was two stories in height, having two porches on the north and west sides; the outside walls were covered with cement, finished in natural color.

Upon entering the front door the visitor stood in a hall 12 feet wide by 21 feet in length; to the right was the writing room and general business office, to the left the parlor, and at the rear of the building were the ladies' retiring room, reading room,
lavatories, and storage room. The walls and ceilings of all the rooms were covered with metallic sheeting with embossed designs.

Photographs of cities and scenic beauty were displayed.

The most eye-catching room was "The Great Corn Room." Art work out of fruits and grains were fashioned on the walls. Poems were written with blades of grass.

The second floor contained living quarters for the custodian of the building and officials.

A 800-seat restaurant was on premises and was available to the public.

South Dakota won 10 medals to its horticultural displays. In the Palace of Agriculture their corn display was similar in construct to the `Great Corn Room;' over 100 bushels of corn was used in this exhibit alone.
==After the Fair==

==See also==

==Notes==

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Plateau of States]]