Souvenir Map and Guide for Tourists in the Black Hills of South Dakota Maps prepared especially for the use of Automobile Tourists

"Souvenir Map and Guide for Tourists in the Black Hills of South Dakota" by Edward K. Mather is a guidebook that acts as an early twentieth-century manual for travelers seeking adventure in South Dakota's Black Hills. It functions as a resource for those exploring the area by car, pointing out driving routes, picturesque scenery, and rules about driving during that time. The guide sheds light on key spots like Deadwood, Rapid City, and Hot Springs, describing pastimes, views, and places to stay. Landmarks like Wind Cave, Mount Harney, and areas linked to gold mining are clearly presented. Combining travel advice with historical context, the guide invites readers to discover both the natural wonders and the history of this distinct portion of America, providing a glimpse into a time when exploring by automobile was a fresh and exciting way to experience the world.