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http://www.northern.edu/natsource/EARTH/Geolog1.htm
This website gives a brief summary of South Dakota’s geological
history and why it is important today. It covers several different
eras of time, and provides you with vocabulary terms related to
geology.
http://www.worldalmanacforkids.com/explore/states/southdakota.html
This website is a quick guide for referencing such aspects as the
economy, land and resources, and settlement of South Dakota, all of
which deal with the mining industry.
http://www.steamlocomotive.info/southdakota.cfm 20
locomotives found in South Dakota.
http://int.phys.washington.edu/NUSEL/timeline.html Homestake
Gold Mine time line.
http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=H000428
Information about George Hearst, Developer of Homestake Gold Mine.
http://www.state.sd.us/denr/DES/Mining/history.htm The
history of mining regulation in South Dakota.
http://int.phys.washington.edu/NUSEL/history.html History of
the Homestake Gold Mine of South Dakota.
http://www.state.sd.us/denr/DES/mining/mineprg.htm
Protecting our environment, the regulatory functions of the Minerals
and Mining Program.
A list of readings:
Gold in the Black Hills
By Watson Parker
South Dakota State Historical Society Press
Chasing the Glitter: Black Hills Milling, 1874-1959
By Richmond L. Clow
South Dakota State Historical Society Press
Gold Rush: The Black Hills Story
Compiled and with an Introduction by John D. McDermott
South Dakota State Historical Society Press
Ethnic Oasis: The Chinese in the Black Hills
By Liping Zhu and Rose Estep Fosha
South Dakota State Historical Society Press
History of South Dakota,
Fourth Edition, Revised
By Herbert S. Schell
Revised and with a Preface by John E. Miller
South Dakota State Historical Society Press (NOTE: SHOULD BE IN SERIES
LIST OF READINGS)
An Illinois Gold Hunter in the Black Hills; the diary of Jerry
Bryan March 13 to August 20, 1876.
By Bryan, Jerry. With an inroduction and notes by Clyde Walton.
Springfield, Ill., Illinois State Historical Society, 1960.
Annie Tallent
By Nancy Niethammer Kovats.
Lame Johnny Press, Hermosa SD. c1983. Note: Cover title: Annie Tallent.
The mystery of the first white woman in the Black Hills
The bandit of the Black Hills / Max Brand [i.e. F. Faust].
Brand, Max 1892-1944.
Black Hills pioneer stories
By Carl Leedy, edited and chapter introductions by Mildred Fielder.
Lead, S.D. : Bonanza Trails Publications, [1973].
The Black Hills mining rush.
By Benjamin Franklin Gilbert, Journal of the West, 1964. Manhatten,
Kansas
Black Hills outlaws, lawmen and others
by Irma H. Klock. I.H. Klock, c1981.
The Chinese in the Black Hills
By Mildred Fielder. 2d ed. Centennial Distributors, 1982, c1972.
Deadwood, S.D.
Gold, Gals, Guns, Guts: A History of Deadwood, Lead, and Spearfish,
1874-1976
Edited by Bob Lee. Stan Lindstrom and Wynn Lindstrom, assistant
editors
South Dakota State
Historical Society
Makoché Music - Featuring American
Indian recording artists.
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