Talk:Greenwood, Lawrence County, South Dakota

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Mill and Flormann

The book Black Hills Ghost Towns by Watson Parker and Hugh K. Lambert states that the mill burned down in 1912, and that Flormann died during the fire. (If I remember right, his rope snapped, but I could be wrong; I did not include this because I thought that it was too much detail.) If this is wrong, please cite a reliable source along with the new information.

I wanted to provide a more detailed reason for my revert here on the talk page. Thanks! – T C Memoire 22:10, 29 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Talk:Greenwood, Lawrence County, South Dakota

Mill and Flormann

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