Modern Federal · Hotels

Entrance to the historic St. Charles Hotel in Pierre, pronounced "peer" locally and across the state of South Dakota, of which it is the capital city

South Dakota · 1850–1939

Entrance to the historic St. Charles Hotel in Pierre, pronounced "peer" locally and across the state of South Dakota, of which it is the capital city, South Dakota, 1850–1939
Entrance to the historic St. Charles Hotel in Pierre, pronounced "peer" locally and across the state of South Dakota, of which it is the capital city, South Dakota, 1850–1939. Hotels — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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