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"South Dakota's history is rich in American Indian culture, pioneer life and change," said Jay D. Vogt, state historic preservation officer and director of the State Historical Society at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. "The more than 1,300 state individual properties and districts listed on the National Register are important for their role in South Dakota's culture, heritage and history. And when properties get listed, it shows that their owners take pride in their role in preserving that culture, heritage and history." Buildings, sites, structures and objects at least 50 years old possessing historical significance may qualify for the National Register, according to Vogt. Properties must also maintain their historic location, design, materials and association. Listing on the National Register does not place any limitations on private property owners by the federal government. Following is more information BROOKINGS, S.D. - SDSU Extension and North Dakota State University Extension recently teamed up about these newly listed properties. Gale Buildings, Canton to conduct the Dakotas Housing Study, which showed The Gale Buildings are located at that housing appropriate for successful aging in place 101 and 103-107 S. Main St. in Canton. is largely absent in both states. Over 600 people across North Dakota and South Dakota participated in Their period of historic significance begins with Frank A. Gale’s constructhe study. tion of the Gale & Ward Bank in 1880 “The purpose of this project was to explore how through the last phase of historicallyresidents think about housing and aging in place,” significant architectural remodeling in said Leacey Brown, SDSU Extension Gerontology Field Specialist. “What this tells us is that many older 1916. In 1882, Gale purchased the adadults who plan to remain in their homes may have a joining property and built a commercial building designed to be similar to difficult time accomplishing their goals.” the bank in height, finish and style of Strategies to build homes that are suitable for architecture. aging in place are known, but implementation has The buildings are listed for their been sparse. Lack of consumer demand is a common reason for aging in place ready homes not being built. significance by four different criteThe results of this study suggest consumers may have ria: First is Community Planning/ Development as they are two of the greater interest than housing industry professionals first commercial buildings erected realize. to solidify the location of the city of “I think it would be an important step for all new houses being built to follow a code to help accommo- Canton at its present site. Next, they date individuals with disabilities. Even though I don’t are recognized in Commerce for their long role in the city’s commercial hishave an immediate family member with a disability, tory. They are also significant for their I’m sure I will at some point,” one participant stated. association with Gale. Not only was Design strategies, such as universal design, that he an active early resident of Canton, can create aging in place ready homes without the influential in the city’s commercial and stigma or limitations of accessibility, are largely unpolitical history, but he is also known known to most residents. for participating in key territorial “What sets universal design apart from accessibilpolitical events leading up to South ity is that it is meant to meet the needs of people Dakota’s statehood in 1889. Finally, taller than average, shorter than average and with the structures are also important for and without disabilities. For example, a countertop their Architecture as a representation lowered for a wheelchair user would not be comof Italianate commercial construction fortable for other members of the household,” said early in Canton. Brown. Most study participants were unfamiliar with Shady Lawn School No. 8, near De universal design. “We hope results of this report will help to expand Smet This one-room school house lothe discussion on housing in South Dakota,” said Brown. The report includes the results of the research project and recommendations for individuals, families and community leaders on how to increase the availability of homes in South Dakota that allow older South Dakotans to accomplish their goals. Read the report online. For more information, contact Leacey E. Brown by email or the SDSU Extension Rapid City Regional Center at 605.394.1722. Dakotas Housing Study Results Shed Light on Aging in Place cated in rural Kingsbury County was built in 1891. Shady Lawn School No. 8 retains integrity of location, setting, design, workmanship, materials, feeling and association. The original floor plan is intact. It is listed under the Schools in South Dakota (1999) Multiple Property Listing for historic significance in the context of education. It is significant because it represents the development of rural education, and it is recognized for design and construction as an excellent statewide example of an early rural schoolhouse constructed at the end of the 19th century. Both exterior and interior features represent the evolution of teaching tools available and the daily routine of children and teachers as they attended school. Pierre American Legion Cabin, Pierre Located at 520 S. Pierre St. in Pierre, the Pierre American Legion Cabin was built in 1942. It is listed for its significance in the areas of social history and architecture. Its importance under social history is two-fold. First, the National Youth Administration (NYA) constructed the cabin as part of a New Deal program. It is the only known NYA-constructed building in Pierre. Additionally, it is one of only two known New Deal buildings still standing in Pierre. Second, the Pierre Post 8 of the American Legion has been headquartered out of the building for the last 77 years. Pierre Post 8 has been involved in efforts that promote the welfare of society locally, statewide, nationally and internationally. Architecturally, the Pierre American Legion Cabin is the largest log structure in central South Dakota and the largest known Rustic Style building located outside of the Black Hills. East Side Fire Station and Branch Library, Sioux Falls The East Side Fire Station and Branch Library was built in 1916 and is located at 600 E. 7th St. It is locally significant under the areas of Politics/ Government and Education. It is associated with the growth of Sioux Falls during the first half of the 20th century, including that city’s expansion of municipal services to satellite locations. It was also the first city station designed for motorized vehicles. The library wing similarly housed the first branch of that institution for the city. The library and the nursery school that subsequently occupied the wing represent historically significant elements of educational development in Sioux Falls. At the time of construction, the balance of the block was occupied by an abandoned stone quarry. In 1917, the city acquired the quarry and converted it into Library Park, now called Heritage Park. 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