How many noisy, steam-belching industries can you think of that are universally loved? The Black Hills has one: the 1880 Train, a genuine steam locomotive that hauls passengers between Hill City and Keystone and back several times daily. The rails pass through Black Hills granite country, offering great views of … Read More
Mount Rushmore, it’s fair to say, overshadowed the earlier career its sculptor, Gutzon Borglum. He ranked among the nation’s most distinguished artists the first half of the 20th century. Today his work is found across America in galleries, public parks, churches, the U.S. Capitol building, and even in a National … Read More
Okay, let’s be honest. You’re twelve or younger, and you’ve been stuck all day in a car moving across South Dakota’s vast expanses. Even the amazing games on your tablet have lost their power to excite. Upon reaching Mount Rushmore, the four stationary granite heads may not pull you from … Read More