Mount Rushmore Memorial near Keystone This mountain carving features the 60- foot faces of 4 American Presidents--George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. Corn Palace in Mitchell The world's only corn palace was built in 1892 and is redecorated each year. Crazy Horse Memorial near Custer The colossal Crazy Horse mountain carving, still in progress, was started in 1948 by sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski as a tribute to native Americans. Falls Park in Sioux Falls The home to the Falls of the Big Sioux River Fort Sisseton near Lake City This fort is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Mammoth Site in Hot Springs This National natural landmark is internationally renowned as an indoor working paleontological site/museum. Akta Lakota Museum & Cultural Center in Chamberlain View the beautiful displays of Native American artifacts High Plains Western Heritage Center near Spearfish Represents a five-state region with authentic displays South Dakota Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre Explore South Dakota history, from American Indians, to explorers, trappers, and politicians Redlin Art Center in Watertown Visit the beautiful arts display of more than 150 original oil painting by Terry Redlin