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Progress at the Bouska-Schuurmans-Kinsley Community Resource Room

April 27, 2021

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History of Tyndall by Helen Brown Scoblic

"When South Dakota was officially organized as a territory by Congress in March 1861, the site of Tyndall was just a part of the great rolling prairie. As a town it came into being when the railroad came through the country. The first building was the (Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul & Pacific Railroad) depot, and the first freight shipment was a box of rabbits (shipped December 9, 1879 to Portage WI by Alois Zienert). However, previous to that time, Dan Currier, a pioneer of imagination, had moved into the vicinity at the first signs of building the railroad, and had built his home on the very spot where he thought the railroad ties would be placed. He built a village of his own and named it Danbury. " Read the entire history of Tyndall and its people here:

Class of 1968 Reunion Tours the Museum

The Class of 1968 Reunion toured the Bon Homme Heritage Museum on Saturday, July 1, 2023 as part of their celebration. Thanks for stopping by and sharing fun memories! Photos by Joanne Balvin

Lawn Improvements Underway at the Museum

Volunteers spent their day preparing the lawn at the Bon Homme Memorial Museum. They completed the day by laying grass seed. Thanks for your hardwork!

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Progress at the Bouska-Schuurmans-Kinsley Community Resource Room

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