Dr. Josiah Phillips brought his wife Hattie to abandoned Fort Dakota in 1870, where they would live in the officers quarters until moving into their first home in 1873 near 11th and Phillips Ave. In this episode explore more about the lives of the namesakes of the busiest street in Downtown Sioux Falls.

Star Tribune Minneapolis 10/11/1885 

Argus Leader 1/7/1934 

Argus Leader 5/1/1983 Hattie’s Plaque 

Argus Leader 6/28/2006 Churches Shaped the City 

Argus Leader 6/20/1956 

Argus Leader 6/13/1934 Hattie Obituary “mother” quote 

Argus Leader 7/9/2005 Bruce Blake talks about Josiah 

History of South Dakota - Google Books 

Theta of Delta Kappa Epsilon : the story of sixty years, 1844-1904 : being a historical sketch of the chapter of [Delta] [Kappa] [Epsilon] Fraternity at Bowdoin College and brief biographies of its members from its establishment to date : Minot, John Clair, 1872- : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive 

Josiah Phillips Historical Marker (hmdb.org) 

The Parents of Sioux Falls (southdakotamagazine.com) 

MAJ Josiah Lock Phillips (1835-1882) - Find a Grave Memorial 

Dr. Josiah L. and Hattie Phillips - Issuu 

History of Minnehaha County, South Dakota - Google Books 

Doane Robinson's Encyclopedia of South Dakota - Google Books 

The New England Magazine - Google Books 

History of Dakota Territory - Google Books