Very interesting monument and a great stop to stretch your legs on I-80. The concept that inspired the buildings here is really cool.
Thunder Mountain Monument
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Thunder Mountain Monument, located in Imlay, Nevada, is a historic site dedicated to the legacy of Chief Thunder, also known as Frank Van Zant. The monument features unique exhibits, including special displays of the interior and online photo galleries showcasing the work of various photographers.
The site is a celebration of Native American culture and artistry, with notable contributions from artists such as Richard Menzies and Peggy Fontenot. Visitors can also explore the Thunder Mountain video by Josh Nieubur, enhancing their understanding of this significant cultural landmark.
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In the middle of the Nevada desert, a stones throw from I-80 is a monument. I guarantee that any person that visits it, will be affected. It was put together by a man named Frank Van Zant, the...

Quirky is good! A great pit stop in the middle of nowhere if you need to stretch your legs, walk the dog, and want to do a bit of photography of a place you just can't ignore. I threw in $5 as a...

On our road trip across America, we stumbled upon this Nevada desert gem! What a unique experience. This is a very historical, feel good little site on the side of Highway 80 on the way towards...

Have driven by several times on 80. The first time had no idea what it was, second time missed the exit. This time we made sure to plan ahead and stop. Cool place to walk around and stretch. Very...
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