Mount Rushmore

What the memorial was initially meant to look like and why the plans fell through might surprise you.

August 30th, 1936 will forever be remembered as one of the most memorable days in South Dakota's history. On that day, our nation's 32nd president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt made a pit stop at Mount Rushmore while touring the Dust Bowl ravaged region of the U.S. What he had to say upon viewing the memorial will never be forgotten.

What the memorial was initially meant to look like and why the plans fell through might surprise you.

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What the memorial was initially meant to look like and why the plans fell through might surprise you.

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