RUSH MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE PARK Keystone The playground of the Black Hills on the Prairie,” who spent 35 years in Keystone. The museum displays memorabilia from the Ingalls family. Dive into the lifetime work of Gutzon Borglum and his son Lincoln, both sculptors of Mount Rushmore, at the Rushmore Borglum Story . See every U.S. president in various scenes from their time in office at The National Presidential Wax Museum . An entertaining audio tour guides you through the various stages of America’s history and its leaders. Located three miles from Mount Rushmore National Memorial, this town provides abundant outdoor activities, opportunities to learn about the region’s rich history, shopping, restaurants, and family-friendly attractions. Spend a few nights at one of the many motels, inns, and campgrounds eager to welcome you and host your stay. Stop at the Iron Mountain Road Visitor Center & Store for maps and information to help you get the most out of your time here. HISTORY COMES TO LIFE Each of the three museums in town claims fascinating pieces of the area’s history for you to explore and uncover. Learn the intriguing history of Keystone at the Keystone Historical Museum. A popular exhibit at the museum details the life of Carrie Ingalls Swanzey of “Little House STOP & STAY HERE The 1880 Train connects Keystone to Hill City. With conveniently situated stations, you can get out and enjoy the best of both places while enjoying the views of the Black Hills. Stay at Comfort Inn and Suites Mount Rushmore or Rushmore Express for centrally located accommodations. 92 // #DiscoverBlackHillsBadlands Keystone Continued on page 97
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