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>Ellsworth Air Force Base, Airmen's Dormitory, 1529 Ellsworth Street, Blackhawk, Meade County, SD
B&W Photos
 HB1077714 BWPhotos 214179 |  HB1077715 BWPhotos 214180 |  HB1077716 BWPhotos 214181 |  HB1077717 BWPhotos 214182 |
 HB1077718 BWPhotos 214183 |  HB1077719 BWPhotos 214184 |  HB1077720 BWPhotos 214185 |  HB1077721 BWPhotos 214186 |
 HB1077722 BWPhotos 214187 |  HB1077723 BWPhotos 214188 |  HB1077724 BWPhotos 214189 |
Item Title
BWPhotos 214189
Location
1529 Ellsworth Street, Blackhawk vicinity, SD
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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1933.
Notes
Survey number HABS SD-21-H
Building/structure dates: 1951 initial construction
Significance: The Airmen's Dormitory possesses a documented historical association with base activities during the early Cold War era, a period of substantial military activity and growth. During this period, Ellsworth Air Force Base became one of the Air Force's major bomber bases, served as a repository for a large portion of the nation's nuclear weapons arsenal, and became home to a nuclear missile wing. The building displays design character reflecting its supporting role in these national defense functions.
Subjects
Dormitories
Communal Living
Cold War
Related Names
Barbalace, Donald S., Photographer
Anderson, Kenneth L., Historian
Collection
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
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