A Brief History of Mobridge, South Dakota URBPL4280 Chelsea, Megan, John, Brandon
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A Brief History of
Mobridge, South Dakota
URBPL4280Chelsea, Megan, John, Brandon
Native Americans
Arikara Lodge Site of Mobridge once inhabited
by Mound Dwellers
Farming Indians
Molstad VillageNational Historic Landmark
US Register of Historic Places
Sitting Bull
Native Americans
Native Americans
Sacagawea Memorial
Lewis & Clarke Explore theLouisiana Purchase
On October 8, 1804 Lewis and Clarke passed the area of Mobridge, South Dakota along their famous exploration of the Louisiana Purchase.
Mobridge, South Dakota exists today because this is the place that The Milwuakee Railroad Company selected to cross the Missouri River.
The Milwaukee Road
Historical Photo
The Milwaukee Road
The Milwaukee Road
Old Milwuakee Road jingle
Historical Photo
Highway State Bridge At Mobridge, South Dakota. December 10, 1927
Bridges Today
Milwaukee Road Bridge US-12 Bridge
Oahe Dam
Construction began in 1948 and was completed in 1962.
Historic Buildings
Brown Palace Hotel,1918301 Main St
Architect:Clarence Herges
Mobridge Masonic Temple,19236th & Main St
Architectural Style: Exotic Revival
Mobridge Auditorium,1936212 Main St
Architectural Style: Art DecoUnique Interior Decor by: Art
Oscar Howe
Brown Palace Hotel
Oscar Howe Murals
Population 1900-1990
Population 1990-2009
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