The Minuteman Missile National Historic Site is located just outside the Badlands National Park but it has three different sites that you have to visit. The picture above is the Visitor Center. In the center, you can relive the “duck and cover” era of the cold war with videos that were shown to teach people how. It has so many […]
The Corn Palace is the only Palace left of the over 30 Grain Palaces built in between 1887 and 1930, by cities looking to promote themselves and their products across the Midwest. The Corn Palace draws over half a million people a year from around the world. Built original in 1892, it was rebuilt several time until 1921 which is […]
Falls Park is a great place to spend a day and fall in love with the place. They have everything that you can possible want to do and the relaxing sounds and the beauty of the falls. Downstream from the falls just a bit is where they believe that the Dubuque house which was the local hotel around 1857 when […]
Since 1936, Wall Drug Store has had road signs up welcoming travelers to stop for “Free Ice Water” for miles before you arrive. For cold days, they also still have coffee for 5 cent a cup! It is such a great advertisement campaign that the you look forward to stopping in Wall, South Dakota to visit their little Drug Store. […]
Crazy Horse Memorial is an incredible testament to two men’s dream, Chief Henry Standing Bear and Korczak Ziolkowski. The memorial is being has been a slow build with just the money brought in by donations and other small funding. Korczak had been offered large donations during his lifetime but he never excepted them. The Memorial is being build on a […]
As I was driving along Highway 90 on my way to the Badlands National Park, suddenly this Horse Sculpture came into view. Along side him was a great big Bull head. I had to stop and see what it was. I found this great place called Porter Sculpture Park. Wayne Porter, a self taught artist has created a field of […]