Sergeant Floyd Monument
1804A 100-foot obelisk in Sioux City marking the burial site of Sergeant Charles Floyd, the only member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition to die during the journey.
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A 100-foot obelisk in Sioux City marking the burial site of Sergeant Charles Floyd, the only member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition to die during the journey.
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A 100-foot obelisk in Sioux City marking the burial site of Sergeant Charles Floyd, the only member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition to die during the journey.
Ever wondered how banks moved money before armored trucks were everywhere? Right here in Sioux City, this building played a small but fascinating role in the early days of security services. Built in 1929, it was…
Pull over for a second and imagine this: you're stepping back into the roaring twenties, ready for a night of dazzling entertainment. This is the Orpheum Theatre, and it was *the* place to be in Sioux City. Opened in…
Ever wonder what it takes to keep a river flowing? This spot matters because it’s home to a rare piece of engineering history. The Sergeant Floyd is a towboat built in 1932 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. She was…
Look at that house! Doesn’t it remind you of something? Locals here in Sioux City fondly call this the “Home Alone house,” and for good reason. This grand residence, also known as the Sanford House, was built in 1914 by…
Ever wondered what it's like to live in a mansion straight out of a history book? Well, get ready to explore the stunning Peirce Mansion, a place that not only housed a prominent Sioux City family but also preserved the…
Ever wonder how Sioux City became a bustling hub in the heartland? You're driving right into the remnants of its railroad glory! This spot, the Milwaukee Railroad Shops Historic District, tells a tale of iron horses and…