Historical Markers in Forestburg, South Dakota

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Historical Markers in Forestburg, South Dakota

1 ► South Dakota, Sanborn County, Forestburg — 562 — Col. W. H. Nobles —

Col. W. H. Nobles in 1857 constructed this ford over the James River on the Fort Ridgeley and South Pass Wagon Road. — — Map (db m180812) HM

2 ► South Dakota, Sanborn County, Forestburg — 136 — Forestburg Roadside Park — Along the Old Dacotah Trail —

Long before the white man, an Indian Trail from the sanctuary at Pipestone Quarry to the "Three Rivers of the Sioux" near Ft. Thompson passed closely by. The whiteman's first road in Dakota, the Ft. Ridgely & South Pass Wagon Road, forded the James . . . — — Map (db m177446) HM

3 ► South Dakota, Sanborn County, Forestburg — 218 — Ruskin Park — ½ Mile South —

Ruskin Park was synonymous with excitement, entertainment and romance from its inception. The area's first pioneers settled along the James River near here in 1873. The Santee and Rodee families homesteaded south of here near a large grove . . . — — Map (db m179938) HM

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