Iowa PBS presents Historic Buildings of Iowa: Sioux City
Explore the heritage and architecture of historic Sioux City in Iowa PBS’s hour-long documentary, Historic Buildings of Iowa: Sioux City. The latest installment of the network’s architecture programs premieres online and on air Tuesday, December 1 at 7 p.m.
History buffs who can’t wait for the broadcast can enjoy an advance premiere screening of Historic Buildings of Iowa: Sioux City hosted Tuesday, November 17 at 6 p.m. at The Warrior Hotel in Sioux City. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. with light refreshments served. Iowa PBS Producer and Director Dan Bolsem will also share insights into the making of this documentary before the film begins. Open captions will be provided for this screening. For more information and to register for this free premiere, visit iowapbs.org/events.
Historic Buildings of Iowa: Sioux City journeys to northwest Iowa to explore Sioux City, where rich heritage, historic architecture and cultural landmarks echo tales of early exploration and commerce along the Missouri River. A premiere screening will be held at the Warrior Hotel ahead of the broadcast, underscoring Iowans’ continued interest in exploring the state’s rich architectural history.
“Every community has a story to tell through its historic buildings, and Sioux City is no exception,” said Iowa PBS Producer and Director Dan Bolsem. “From the people who helped shape the city to the buildings that reflect its growth and changing character, these places offer a window into Iowa’s past. I hope viewers come away with a greater appreciation for Sioux City’s history and the importance of preserving these landmarks for future generations.”
Buildings featured in the documentary include:
- Battery Building
- Historic Fourth Street
- Orpheum Theatre
- Pierce Mansion
- Rocklin Building
- Sergeant Floyd Monument
- The Warrior Hotel
- Woodbury County Courthouse
The program will also be available to stream anytime after the December 1 broadcast on the PBS app and on iowapbs.org.