Nothing could be more American that the Corn Palace in Mitchell South Dakota. My first time there was on a family vacation in the 1950s. I have been there three other times and except for the date on the front of the building it has not changed one iota over the years. Continue reading The Corn Palace…
This one was found in the South Dakota Cultural Center and is pretty typical of the stage coaches of the era. They were very much a part of America. Continue reading Stage Coach… Yesterday's Buses
Mount Rushmore, SD – The Greatest Presidents I have been to Mount Rushmore several times in my life. It seems every time I go they have remodeled the place closer and closer to the sculpture. If I had to decide … Continue reading Mount Rushmore…
Rapid City, SD – A City of Sculptures I love all the sculptures in downtown Rapid City. Many celebrate our Native Americans. What could be more American than to celebrate the original inhabitants of this great country. Too bad it … Continue reading Celebrating Native Americans….
Yankton SD – Small Town Amenities Small town America is a big part of the heart of the country and the Moose lodge is often the heart of the town. For my small town it is the Lions Club for … Continue reading Moose…
Wall SD – Free Ice Water I still remember the miles after miles of seeing the road signs for Wall Drugs in the 1950s during our first family visit to the west. We stopped by there again a few years … Continue reading Wall Drug…
Mitchell SD – Corn Palace One thing America is known for is corn. Anyone who has ever driven through the middle of this country has seen acre after acre of it. Don’t ask me where we use all that corn … Continue reading All That Corn….
Of course every photo blog needs a picture of Mt. Rushmore. This was the 3rd time I had visited there. Private concessioner have taken over the management of the park. You now have to pay for pretty much everything and it isn’t cheap! Continue reading Mt. Rushmore – 2009
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