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Celebrating History in the Heart of the City!Watertown SD - History is made everyday. Uptown Watertown continues to prosper and remains the undeniable “Heart of the City.” Take a short exterior tour by connecting the numbered historic buildings and locations with the provided map featured on the right.

Location & Growth Watertown is the largest city in Codington County. In 1877, Codington County was created from parts of adjoining Grant, Hamlin, and Clark counties. Watertown’s prime growth was in the 1910s at the end of the Dakota Boom. Continued growth is attributed to the local farm economy, growing indus-trial sector, access to an interstate highway system, and a promis-ing tourist industry.

The Settlement of WatertownThe Winona & St. Peter Railroad laid out the new boundary of “Waterville” on the east bank of the Big Sioux River. The railroad company platted what became Watertown as “Waterville” in Oc-tober, 1878, most likely due to the large number of lakes in the area. Two early settlers, Oscar and John Kemp (originally from Watertown, New York) were successful in renaming the settle-ment “Watertown.”

By the end of 1878, Watertown became the county seat of Cod-ington County in the Dakota Territory. On March 29, 1879, a United States Post Offi ce was established in Watertown, thereby giving the town an offi cial identity. Mail service by stagecoach from Gary began on July 1st, 1879. A boxcar became the city’s fi rst railroad station on March 1st, 1879. Watertown’s population in February, 1879 was 506 citizens. Watertown boomed, owing its prosperity and growth to its status as a regional railroad and trade center. Trains entered and left the city on eight different routes operated by fi ve separate companies at the dawn of the 20th century.

Watertown BoostersKnown for it’s abundance of natural resources, Watertown pro-moted its surroundings to captivate visitors and setters. Lake Kampeska and Lake Pelican are both within the city limits. The Big Sioux River fl ows through the town. Watertown was pro-claimed the “Lake City.” Slogans changed as the community continued to grow. Today, the City of Watertown is promoted as “South Dakota’s Rising Star.”

The historic importance of Watertown’s early businessmen and staunch boosters, Frank Lyon and L. D. Lyon, continues to be researched today. These men documented the early history of Watertown captured in photographs produced through promo-tional booklets. Each photograph showcases the attractiveness of the area and development of the land.

Government & Public BuildingsIn early photographs, Watertown and Codington County gov-ernment buildings dominated the skyline. These structures were built to impress and serve the public. Several civil service loca-tions are listed on the pages following:

What’s Goin’ on Uptown?June 10-September 10, 2010Thursday Night Live Music Concert(Every Thursday @ 6pm on Kemp Ave.)

June 12, 2010Uptown Festival of Arts & Crafts

July 4, 2010Independence Day Parade

August 5-7, 2010Summer Sell-ebration

August 26, 2010Girls’ Night Out

September 11, 2010Vintiques Show N’ ShineAntique Car Show

September 2010KiYi Homecoming Parade

October 2-3, 2010Avenue of Quilts

October 30, 2010Trick or Treat Uptown

November 26, 2010Holiday Lighted Parade

December 2010Uptown Christmas

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1) The First Codington Courthouse was built at 14 1st Avenue SE in 1887. The second Codington County Courthouse was dedicated in festivities stretching over two days, June 19 and 20, 1929. Watertown’s Gray Construction Com-pany and the architectural firm Freed, Perkins, & McWayne worked to con-struct the neo-classical courthouse of white Indiana limestone. The court-house features brass railings and fix-tures, marble hallways, and terrazzo and marble floors.

2) Watertown’s First City Hall was sev-eral stories high, and housed the fire department, city jail, council chamber, public library, public hall, and city of-fices. Construction began in 1889 on the southeast corner of Kemp Avenue and 1st Street W. In 1974, the city moved its offices to 23 2nd Street NE. This location formerly housed The Public Opinion, Watertown’s daily newspaper, which began in 1882 as a weekly. The old city hall was demol-ished in 1966. A high-rise apartment building has been operating at this lo-cation since 1975.

3) The First Watertown Public Library was also moved from city hall to a cor-ner lot at 27 1st Avenue SE. Construc-tion was completed in 1906. $10,000 of the total cost of $12,272 came from a Carnegie grant. In 1968, the Library moved to a new larger facility. The Codington County Historical Society started the Kampeska Heritage Mu-seum housed here in the 1970s. The museum was renamed the Codington County Heritage Museum in 1999.

4) The First Watertown U.S. Post Of-fice began construction in 1908. This building is made of Bedford stone and stands on the southeast corner of

Broadway and First Avenue SE. A new addition was completed in 1933. The U.S. Post Office outgrew the building and moved to 405 East Kemp Avenue in 1976.

Outstanding Businesses Watertown continued to flourish alongside the main transportation routes of the time. Hotels sprang up to accommodate to travelers and settlers. Different businesses supplied goods and services for everyday living.

5 & 6) From Banking to the Medical Arts Building: In 1882, the Granite Block was constructed of large quartz-ite stone designed by Wallace Dow and financed by John B. Hanten. This building at 2-8 East Kemp was built for the Dakota Loan & Trust Company which was organized in 1886.

Across the street, this white structure replaced the 1880s building which housed the First National Bank. It was built in 1916 at 1 South Broadway. In April 1942, it became the Medical Arts building.

7) Insurance Office & Department Store: In 1886, the Mellette Block was completed at 1- 3 North Broadway. On the ground floor, Owsley Mercan-tile Company’s Department Store sold a wealth of merchandise and goods from 1886 to until the 1930s. Other professional offices were found in this building including the law office of South Dakota’s first governor, Arthur C. Mellette. It was home of the Mid-land National Life Insurance Compa-ny from 1917 to 1951

8 & 9) Harness to Hardware Stores: Mahowald and Ness were located at 27 North Broadway by 1910. They

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Uptown Watertown & The Goss Opera House will be the host of “Thursday Night Live” every Thursday night outside on the cor-ner of Kemp Ave. and Maple St. Each week will feature a FREE con-cert by different midwestern mu-sic groups. Bands will vary from bluegrass, rock, jazz, country, and funk. Confi rmed artists include In-side Out String Band, the Johnson Family Band, Greg Hansen, Clas-sical Chill, Mudshovel and Pops Blue Rhythm. Get the updates by visiting www.uptownwatertown.com or www.gossoperahouse.com. (In case of rain, the concert will be moved inside the Goss).

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The 3rd Annual Uptown Festival of Arts & Crafts is scheduled for Saturday, June 12, 2010. This out-door festival takes place in the Up-town Watertown and features art-ist demonstrations, craft booths, food and beverage vendors, cul-tural entertainment, kid’s activi-ties and more! On June 12th, visi-tors are invited to meet the artists and crafters as they showcase their work – it is a day in Watertown to celebrate art and inspire artists of all ages!

Artists participating in the event will also have 1 item on display at the Red-lin Art Center from May 31-July 4.

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was promoted as “Absolutely Fire-proof,” and opened in 1912. A fi fth fl oor was added later, giving the hotel a total of 150 Rooms. The hotel closed in 1970, and was demolished in 1972.

14) One of Several Theatres: The Idle Hour Theater, at 110 Kemp Avenue East opened in 1905 by Ed Drake and Fred Bacon. The Idle Hour’s name was changed to the Lyric Theater around 1919. In the 1940’s, the façade was re-modeled in an Art Deco style. The the-ater closed about 1960, and Osco Drug used the building from 1965 to 1978.

Celebrations In 1954, the county seat of Codington County celebrated its 75th anniversary, secure with 250 retail shops, nearly 50 wholesale outlets, transportation hub and medical center for the northeast part of the state. The Centennial of Watertown was a four day celebration from June 7th -10th in 1979. Also, a time capsule was buried in the lawn of the Codington County Courthouse will be opened in 2079.

This quick tour provides a glimpse of the past. Next time you visit, be sure to take a moment to ap-preciate the historic buildings in our midst. Visit Watertown and celebrate on more than one occasion! This article was edited by Ja-clyn Ludowese, Director, Codington County Historical Society & Heritage Museum. To contact, call 605.886.7335 or visit www.cchsmuseum.org

made harnesses, saddles, trunks, and traveling bags. John M Mahowald founded this business in 1904. Ma-howald’s Hardware continues to be family owned and operated. The lo-cation has expanded from the original location to include the “AOUW” Hall at 25 North Broadway, which stands for the Ancient Order of United Work-men. This organization once occupied the upper fl oors of this building until the 1930’s.

10 & 11) Sweet Shops: The Sugar Bowl was a favorite among the many confectioneries and soda fountains in Watertown. Nick Govis operated the Sugar Bowl at 12 East Kemp Avenue from about 1914 until the early 1920s. The Palace of Sweets succeeded the Sugar Bowl and was run by Peter Go-vis at 14 East Kemp.

12 & 13) Opera Houses & A “Fireproof” Hotel: The Goss Block was one of the two early opera houses in Watertown, and still stands at the southeast corner of Kemp Avenue and Maple Street. It was built in 1888 by druggist Charles Goss to replace the original frame building destroyed by fi re in 1887. Many concerts and plays were staged in the theater on the second and third fl oors. Also, the building was used for professional offi ces. In 1909-1911, Dr. Harry Bartron opened medical offi ces in the Goss Block. Robert Kreiser’s Rexall Drug Store was the longest-standing business in the corner store-front, from about 1914 until 1991. The Lincoln Hotel is probably the best-known hotel in the history of Watertown. Construction started in 1910. The building included the Met-ropolitan Opera Theatre which opened in 1911 and had a seating capacity of 900. The Lincoln Hotel made of brick

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November 26, 2010, marks the 14th Holiday Lighted Parade in Uptown Watertown. This annual event, sponsored by the Watertown Business Association, brings residents and visitors to Uptown Watertown to kick off the holiday season. Festivities start with the Tree Lighting Ceremony at 5:45pm at First Dakota Title on North Broadway in Uptown Watertown. This year the Holiday Lighted Parade will follow its usual parade route through Uptown Watertown, start-ing at the corner of Kemp Avenue and 4th Street East, turning south down 1st Street West, then east onto 1st Avenue South, turning south onto Maple Street and go-ing past Jenkins to end the parade. Several businesses stay open offering hot bever-ages to parade watchers and there are hot chocolate stands throughout the parade route.

This year’s Grand Marshal and theme will be announced mid-summer, so check the Watertown Business Association website (www.uptownwatertown.com) for the of-ficial announcement.

During the holiday season many Uptown businesses have extended hours. Please see individual stores for details.

Several other activities and events are planned during the holiday season, in-cluding the Historic Santa Land and visits from Santa and Frosty. Please visit www.uptownwatertown.com for a full schedule of events.

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store. At 8:15pm all participants are invited to County Fair Food Banquet hall for the prize giveaway. A draw-ing will be held for prize baskets to be given away that night. There will also be special prize baskets for girls 17 and younger. An additional grand prize drawing will be held for “Bonus Bucks.” “Bonus Bucks” will be given to shoppers for every $10 they spend in the store. Join us for a night Up-town with your girlfriends on Thurs-day, August 26th!

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in participating businesses in the Uptown area. Each partici-pant must pick up a game card from Classroom Connection and visit the businesses listed on their card to be eligible for the drawings that night. All of the stops on the game board of-fer an hors d’oeuvre or bever-age and sales through out the 2009 Winners

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