This bird’s-eye view
perspective print of Sioux City, Iowa was drawn by Henry Wellge and
published by H. Wellge & Co., Beck & Pauli Lith. in 1888. Sioux City was
at its most prosperous point during the late 1800's.
Ferry boats
crossed the Missouri from this point and railroads established depots
and maintenance shops here. Sioux City supported several meat packing
plants and a stock yard during this era.
The map published in
1888 indicates the population of Sioux City as 35,000. It shows labeled
streets, buildings, railroad routes and vicinity. Riverboat activity is
displayed in the foreground. There are featured inset illustrations of
the following:
• Sioux City Corn Palace. • The Peavey Grand
Opera House. Chamber of Commerce Building. • Diagramed Plats &
Additions to Sioux City. • Diagramed Sioux City Transportation
Facilities.
Features references to
the following locations:
PUBLIC BUILDINGS:
Woodbury County Court House. Post Office. Chamber of Commerce.
Peavey Grand Opera House. High School. School Houses. City
Water Works. Academy of Music. Council Chamber and Police. Fire
Engine and Hook and Ladder Houses. Hose Carriage Houses. Young
Men’s Christian Association. Samaritan Home. Buss Line Stable.
Jobbers & Manufacturer Bureau of Information. Masonic Hall. I. O.
O. F. Hall. K. of L. Hall. K. of P. Hall.
HOTELS:
Garretson. Hotel Booge. Merchants. St. Elmo. City. New
Pacific. Planters. Stock Exchange. German.
HOUSES:
Central. Columbia. Iowa. Milwaukee. National. Sioux
City. Union. Tremont. Madison.
CHURCHES:
Emanuel
Baptist. First Baptist. Swedish Baptist. St. Boniface Catholic.
St. Mary’s Catholic. First Congregational. May Flower
Congregational. Pilgrim Congregational. St. Paul Episcopal. St.
Thomas Episcopal. First Swedish Lutheran. St. John Evangelical
Lutheran. St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran. Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran. Swedish Augustana Lutheran. Trefoldigheds. First
Methodist Episcopal. German Methodist. Haddock Memorial Methodist
Episcopal. Norwegian and Danish Methodist Episcopal. Whitfield
Methodist Episcopal. First Presbyterian. W. S. Presbyterian
Ground. First Unitarian. A. M. E. Ground. Sisters School.
Catholic. Unitarian Church.
R. R. DEPOTS & SHOPS:
C. M.
& St. P. Passenger. C. M. & St. P. Freight. C. M. & St. P. Shops
and Round House. Union Passenger. Union Freight. I. C. Freight.
C., St. P. & O. Freight. C., St. P. & O. Shops and Round House.
Highland Pack Motor Line.
MANUFACTURES:
Hawkeye Bottling
Works. Sioux City Cracker and Candy Works. Sioux City Broom Works.
Sioux City Cooper Works. Sioux City Gas Works. Sioux City Plow
Works. Sioux City Vinegar and Pickle Works. Sioux City Wire Works.
Sioux City Foundry and Machine Works. Sioux City Cornice Works.
Selzer’s Steam Brewery. Creamery and Produce. Consolidated Tank
Line. Grocers, Hatenbach & Magee. Oriental Tea Co. Sioux City
Corn Palace Grounds.
NEWS PAPERS:
Sioux City Daily
Journal. Sioux City Tribune. Sioux City Times. Sioux City Stock
Exchange. Sioux City Weekly Volksfreund. Sioux City Sunday
Telegram. Sioux City Weekly Courier. Sioux City Newspaper Union.
MILLS:
S. C. Roller Process, Rounds & Martin Bros. City
Mill, Miles C. Davis, Manager. Sioux City Linseed Oil. Sioux City
Oat Meal. Andrews, Fletcher & Case, Planing Mill, Sash, Doors and
Blinds. Empire Planing Mill, Rice & Lower, Proprietors. Globe
Planing Mill. Stock Exchange Building. Sioux City Soap Works.
Booge Packing House. Fowler Packing House. Silberhorn Packing
House. Sioux City Union Stock Yards.
BANKS:
Union Stock
Yards State Bank. First National Bank. Sioux National Bank.
Security National Bank. Weare & Allison’s Bank. Commercial State
Bank.
SAVINGS BANKS:
Iowa Savings Bank. Sioux City
Savings Bank. Skating Rink. Masons Park. |

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24" x 16" |
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36" x 24" |
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42" x 28" |
4 lbs |
$59.95 |
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63" x 42" |
4 lbs |
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