Editing Yankton, South Dakota (section)

===National Register of Historic Places===
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As evidence of its rich historical past, Yankton has 26 individual properties and 6 historic districts within the city listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Yankton County, South Dakota|National Register of Historic Places]], maintained by the [[U.S. National Park Service]].{{Citation needed|date=January 2018}} Each individual district contains several structures, and include:
* the Yankton (residential) Historic District,
* the [[Yankton College]] Historic District (used as a [[Federal Prison Camp, Yankton|prison]]),
* the Yankton High School Historic District,
* the Yankton Historic Commercial District
* the [[Charles Gurney Hotel|House of Gurney]] Historic District, and
* the South Dakota Human Services Center campus.