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Wind Cave Room Names
 
The names of rooms and places in Wind Cave were given by the cave explorers who discovered these places. Often the names are descriptive, refer to people involved with Wind Cave, or tell a story about what was happening when that place was discovered. Click on a letter below for a list of room names and information about each room.  Some of the room name links also have pictures or references other historic information.
 

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Caving
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Cave History and Exploration
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Wind Cave Trip Reports
Wind Cave Trip Reports
Track the year by year discoveries of cave explorers in Wind Cave
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Caving Narratives
Caving Narratives
Follow the exploits of the cavers who explore Wind Cave
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White Penstemon  

Did You Know?
White Penstemon is the most widespread penstemon or beardtonue in the Great Plains. The insides of the blossoms are bearded and often spotted with purple.
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Last Updated: January 28, 2008 at 11:10 EST