The Black Hills Illustrated
Subtitle: A terse description of conditions past and present of America's greatest mineral belt, its agricutural and cattle resources, principal cities, financial, commercial, educational and religous institutions, railways, scenery and health and pleasure resorts
Publisher: The Black Hill's Mining Men's Association
Published: 1904
Place of publication: [Black Hills]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 207
Subjects: Domestic Architecture; Pictorial works; Mountains; Mines and mineral resources; Landscapes; Public buildings; Streetscapes (Urban design); Bank buildings; Office buildings; School buildings; Church buildings; Railroads; Hotels; Factories
Notes: Photomechanical reproductions of photographs of Black Hills, South Dakota, with accompanying introductory text "The Black Hills Mining Men's Association" by W.J. McFarland.

Includes photographs of portraits, domestic architecture, log cabins, mountains, hot springs, landscapes, factories, mining, waterfalls, ranches, railroad stations, panoramic views, hotels, streetscapes, bank buildings, public buildings, school buildings and fish hatcheries.