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Mount Rushmore National MemorialSample of Honeycomb rock on display in the Lincoln Borglum Museum at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial
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Pets: Pets (except licensed guide dogs) are not permitted in any part of the memorial, except in the pet exercise areas located at each end of the upper parking level facility. Please pick up after your pet with bags that are provided in these areas. Since pets must stay in your vehicle while you visit the memorial, you should park in the parking garage's shaded areas (Levels 1,2,4,&5).
Did You Know?  

Did You Know?
Blue Flax is one of the most common flowers found at Mount Rushmore in late spring and early summer? Native Americans added seeds from this plant to their food for added flavor.

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Last Updated: December 17, 2007 at 13:05 EST