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South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951 - Vimarsana News

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951

The Ritz Ballroom sat two miles south of Beresford, South Dakota, drawing performers such as Lawrence Welk and other popular, regional acts, until it mysteriously went up in smoke on a cold winter's night.

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951 - Vimarsana News

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951

The Ritz Ballroom sat two miles south of Beresford, South Dakota, drawing performers such as Lawrence Welk and other popular, regional acts, until it mysteriously went up in smoke on a cold winter's night.

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South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951 - Vimarsana News

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951

The Ritz Ballroom sat two miles south of Beresford, South Dakota, drawing performers such as Lawrence Welk and other popular, regional acts, until it mysteriously went up in smoke on a cold winter's night.

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951 - Vimarsana News

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951

The Ritz Ballroom sat two miles south of Beresford, South Dakota, drawing performers such as Lawrence Welk and other popular, regional acts, until it mysteriously went up in smoke on a cold winter's night.

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951 - Vimarsana News

South Dakota ballroom burned to the ground night after Christmas, 1951

The Ritz Ballroom sat two miles south of Beresford, South Dakota, drawing performers such as Lawrence Welk and other popular, regional acts, until it mysteriously went up in smoke on a cold winter's night.