Locations

701 Main Street - Gillette Law (4th Bldg from right)

1884 - current

1884-Cole-Hilliard Grocery
1892-Carpenter
1898-Public Hall
1904-Riggs Brothers Restaurant
1910-Journal Observer Newspaper
1916-Vacant
1918-A.D. Coleman built a two- story structure to house J. C. Penney
on the first floor with eight apartments on the second floor
1918-1947-J.C. Penney
1941-1960-Coleman & Son Furniture
1970-1980-Coleman-Anderson Furniture
1990-Kittleson Furniture and Carpet also known as Redfield Home Furnishings
2000-Gillitte Law

This building is known as the Citizen’s Building

701 Main Street
Redfield, SD 57469
US

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Still providing library service to the citizens of Redfield, the Redfield Carnegie Library has the distinction of being the oldest Carnegie in continuous use as a library in South Dakota. The Redfield Carnegie Library began as a reading club with members buying books to circulate. A $10,000 endowment from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation was awarded in March 1902.