Beadle County Historic Places, Districts, and Structures

Albert S. Piper Homestead Claim Shanty

    located 2 miles north of Lake Byron, privately owned.

Anderson Barn

    19411 394th St., Hitchcock.

Archeological Site No. 39BE3

    Restricted address in Wolsey.  Prehistoric, Native American significance, time span from 1000 to 1900 A.D.

Faye Bowden House/ Agnus Saunders

    Also known as Carol C. Wallman/Jean Tonneson House, 669 Dakota Ave. North, Huron

Chicago and North Western Roundhouse

    Siginificant from 1900 - 1949

Dairy Building

    Also known as the Dakotaland Museum, located off Third St., near the South Dakota State Fair Grounds in Huron

Hattie O. and Henry Drake, Octagon House

    Located at 605 Third St., Huron

Grace Episcopal Church

    Located at Fourth St. & Kansas Ave. S.E., Huron; Late Gothic Revival style, 1875 - 1899

Margaret & Vernon Maxon House

    1305 McDonald St., Huron

Campbell Park Historic District

    Huron, roughly bordered by 5th, 7th, 9th, Wisconsin, California, Kansas, and Dakota st.s

Milford Hutterite Colony

    Also known as the Hofer Farm, located northeast of Lake Byron

Old Riverside Hutterite Colony

    Also known as the Huron Hutterite Colony, just off the James River

McMonies Barn

    Also known as the Mentzel Barn, located at 604 33rd S. E., Huron; time period: 1900 - 1924

Pyle House

    Located at 376 Idaho Ave., S.E., Huron

South Dakota Dept. of Transportation Bridge No. 03-020-008

    Located on a road over an unnamed creek, near Wessington

South Dakota Dept. of Transportation Bridge No. 03-327-230

    Located on a road over Pearl creek, Cavour

South Dakota Dept. of Transportation Bridge No. 03-338-100

    Located on a road over Shue creek, Cavour

 

 

from the National Register of Historic Places.  This listing does not include the many restricted address locations in the county.