Cramer Kenyon Heritage Home & Dorothy Jencks Memorial Garden
Crofton Lakeview Golf Course
Dakota Spirit Fountain
Dakota Spirit Fountain
Dakota Territorial Capitol Replica at Riverside Park
Dakota Theatre
Disc Golf
See & Do
Cramer Kenyon Heritage
Home & Dorothy Jencks
Memorial Garden
Completed in 1886 by the former
Secretary of the Dakota Territory,
this stately home was built as the
tallest Queen Anne home in the
Dakota Territory. The home remains
in its original 1890s fashion with oil
paintings by Alice Bullfinch Cramer,
heavy double doors in the front
entry, combination gas and electric
chandeliers and replicated wallpaper
in the parlors. Open for guided tours
from Memorial Day through Labor
Day, W-Sun. from 1 - 4 p.m. During
the off season, the home is open by
appointment. Suggested donation is
$7/adult and $3/student under 12.
509 Pine Street | (605) 665-7470
www.cramer-kenyon.webs.com
$
Crofton Lakeview
Golf Course
This scenic golf course is located on
a bluff overlooking the panoramic
Lewis and Clark Lake in Northeast
Nebraska. Opened in 1989, the
9-hole regulation public course offers
3149 yards of golf with a par 36. The
course rating is a 35.5 with a slope
rating of 115. The course includes
a practice green, bunker for sand
practice, club house with full bar, cart
rentals, and a pro shop.
55256 NE-121 Crofton, Nebraska
(402) 388-4552
Dakota Spirit Fountain
This stunning fountain reconnects
Yankton with its past of being called
“The Fountain City.” This fountain
fittingly called “Dakota Spirit” was
sculpted out of one solid 18-ton
block of South Dakota granite from
Milbank. The fountain appears to be
made of many layers that represent
all the different people who make up
South Dakota’s past and present.
4th Street & Broadway Avenue
$
Dakota Territorial Capitol
Replica at Riverside Park
This capitol replica symbolizes
Yankton as being the first capitol
of the Dakota Territory from 1861
to 1883. The replica is patterned
after the original Dakota Territorial
Capitol built in Yankton in 1862
and torn down in 1886. Visitors will
want to view the quilt highlighting
Yankton landmarks and the multiple
displays of historic Yankton. For
rental and viewing of the capitol,
contact the Parks & Recreation
Department.
Intersection of Douglas Ave.
& Levee St. | (605) 668-5231
$
Dakota Theatre
Enjoy a production by all ages at the
Lewis & Clark Theatre Company.
This beautiful art deco style building
was built in 1902 and has recently
undergone many renovations:
climate controls, state-of-the-art
lights and sound system, new décor
and much more!
328 Walnut Street | (605) 665-4711
www.lewisandclarktheatre.org
Disc Golf
Disc golfers of all abilities and ages
will find Yankton is a hot spot for
course variety! Players can play the
18-hole course at Fantle Memorial
Park, (visit www.cityofyankton.org to
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2018 Broadway, Yankton
605-665-4348
M-F 8am-5pm
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