Over two million people visit the monument every year, but most are restricted from ever getting too close. However, on special occasions, a privileged few are given the opportunity to fly aircraft ...

In 1929, workers in South Dakota used dynamite ... and as a result, Hill says, the memorial became “a space for uncomplicated patriotism.” Mount Rushmore’s interpretation of U.S. history ...

In a corner of South Dakota, four presidents get a lot of attention. Mount Rushmore is the most visited National Memorial ...

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The most visited national monument outside of New York City or Washington, D.C. Photo Credit: South Dakota Department of ...

Former President Trump’s Fourth of July celebration at the Mount Rushmore ... calls Mount Rushmore," Harold Frazier, chairman of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, said at the ...

The term derives from Mount Rushmore National Memorial, built on Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, which depicts former ... I do a show and didn't say that word for eight years," he said.

While you probably can name the four faces on Mount Rushmore, I'll bet you didn't know all of these surprising facts about ...

South Dakota's Mount Rushmore is one of the most iconic symbols of the United States, on par with the Liberty Bell and the Statue of Liberty. First proposed by South Dakota State Historian Doane ...

Of course, we’re talking about Mount Rushmore, the nearly century-old monument in South Dakota to some of the most celebrated American presidents. Why were these particular presidents chosen for ...