Twenty stereo views of the Sioux City Corn Palace. Sioux City: James H. Hamilton. 1888.
Twenty stereo views of the Sioux City Corn Palace. Sioux City: James H. Hamilton. 1888.
Adopted by Stuart Grigg
In Memory of Joseph J. Katulic, Jr.
The Sioux City Corn Palace was a series of five large buildings constructed in Sioux City, Iowa, between 1887 and 1891 to celebrate the autumn harvest. These temporary structures were decorated with corn and other grains and hosted festivals that drew large crowds and included entertainment and political figures.
