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Historic tour through Wind Cave at the Devils Lookout
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Historic tour through Wind Cave at the Devils Lookout
 
A 55-foot high fissure. Before electric lights one could not see into the ceiling of this chamber. It was often said that the Devil was watching people from the top of this passage. This was the extent of exploration in the cave until 1890 when Alvin Mc Donald began his explorations. First seen by L.C. Faris, Frank Halden, and Charlie Roe on June 5, 1884.
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The prairie and the cave of Wind Cave National Park.  

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Wind Cave became a national park in 1903. It is one of the nation's oldest national parks. Today the park not only protects the 4th longest cave in the world, it protects an amazing prairie ecosystem and the wildlife associated with it.

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Last Updated: September 27, 2006 at 17:01 EST