History at High Noon: Sioux City 1900-1910

Sandwiched between the Boom and Bust Era of the 1890s and the outbreak of the Great War, the first decade of the 20th Century was a time of conservative, but constant development in Sioux City. Presented by Tom Munson, Archives Manager.

[@collectivesartori]

Fascinating stuff. Well done. Wonder how many of these incredible industrial era buildings survive to this day?

[@carlleafstedt3064]

Great series of talks!

[@thegoodzcat]

Wow.. GREAT educational video. Thank you. I have some great early photos of Downtown's Sioux City..

[@1954crc]

Great presentation regarding the history of a great city! Well done and would like to see the other videos about their other decades.

[@gaburierupeppas5628]

bro im kinda from leeds in a way and leeds used to be so amazing :'( wish i woulda known :'(

[@joelbohnenkamp5847]

I walked the steps of the “old” St. Michael’s church so many times I can’t count. Sadly, it’s been knocked down since. It was in disrepair; that was probably the best choice.

[@rahmatufa9264]

Eyyo

[@GoGirl311]

Wgat can you tell me about the Toller family that owned a pharmacy in the 20's....im trying to find a friends biological family....his father was adopted and the toller name came up as having a son who fathered a child given up for adoption

[@gaburierupeppas5628]

sioux city really seems to take care of its people. whatever that ends up meaning :'/

[@kahlernygard809]

Calls murdering animals "good" , yet the slaughterhouse being burnt down two years later ain't a sign ???