Ed G U.
8/2/2019
Lots of good finds here and some amazing local artist that deserve more recognition. I am just amazed and in awe the entire time. Very laid back environment and lots of shops to choose from. It's...
Gutzon Borglum Historical Center
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342 Winter St
Keystone, SD 57751
The Gutzon Borglum Historical Center in Keystone, SD offers an immersive experience into the life and work of Gutzon Borglum, the renowned sculptor of Mount Rushmore. Visitors can explore the fascinating journey of Borglum, from the stone blasting process to the creation of iconic sculptures like the Seated Lincoln. The center features a full-sized replica of Lincoln's eye, a cable car ride to the top of the monument, and an exclusive film showcasing the artist's motivation and achievements.
By delving into the Rushmore Borglum Story, visitors gain a deeper understanding of the significance of Mount Rushmore and Borglum's exceptional talent in various fields. From his sculpting of the Civil War General Philip Sheridan statue in Washington, D.C. to his global contributions, Borglum's legacy is celebrated through numerous statues and artworks. The center offers an entertaining and informative tour suitable for the whole family, providing an unforgettable experience of Borglum's remarkable life and artistic endeavors.
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3.57 reviewsBluey A.
9/5/2024
Great collection of historical information. Nicely layed out. Enjoyed the movie narrated by Tom Daschle. They need a gift shop, though.
Dee R.
8/29/2018
first of all, they charge $5 to park in the parking lot, even if you go to the museum or not, or just want to walk around the town or check out the stores. And its on the honor system as well. but...
Patricia W.
6/15/2022
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of exhibits and interpretive recording provided for the tour. Payment is cash only which can catch visitors off guard. I learned a good amount about Mount...
Michelle P.
7/30/2008
When driving from Rapid City, SD to see Mt. Rushmore, you will drive through this little town called Keystone. It's cute, quaint, has souvenir shops, and a good bar (well, so this local told me -...
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