Rushmore Collection

Face of President Washington, Mount Rushmore, Pennington County, Black Hills, Western South Dakota, USA

Mt. Rushmore after the Storm
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Rushmore and Sign

1936 Marendaz 15-90 short chassis at Rushmore. Creator: Unknown
1936 Marendaz 15-90 short chassis at Rushmore

United States. Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Abraham Lin
United States. Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Head of the United Statess president carved into Mount Rushmore. Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865). By Gutzon and Lincoln Borglum, 1927-1941. Keystone

Gutzon Borglum inspecting work on Washington at Mount Rushmore, 1932 (b / w photo)
XOS1766197 Gutzon Borglum inspecting work on Washington at Mount Rushmore, 1932 (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

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Men Working On Mt. Rushmore
Mt. Rushmore, South Dakota: c. 1932. Workmen working on the face of George Washington on Mt. Rushmore

Mount Rushmore Construction
Mt. Rushmore, South Dakota: c. 1938. Workmen on the faces of Mount Rushmore. Roosevelt has the scaffolding over his face

Mount Rushmore In South Dakota
Mount Rushmore, South Dakota: c. 1941. The finished Mount Rushmore sculpture by Guzon Borglum

Mount Rushmore Carved Up
Supervised by Gutzon Borglum, Mount Rushmore, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, is carved with the faces of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and T Roosevelt, 1927 - 1941

Mount Rushmore National Monument, Black Hills, South Dakota, United States of America, North America

The giant head of President Abraham Lincoln, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Black Hills, South Dakota, United States of America, North America

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"United States' Majestic Rushmore: A Symbol of American Greatness" Nestled in the heart of the Black Hills, Western United States, stands a monumental tribute to some of America's most revered leaders. Mount Rushmore National Memorial, with its iconic faces carved into the granite cliffs, is a sight that leaves visitors awe-inspired. The face of President Washington gazes out majestically from this colossal masterpiece. As you stand before it, you can't help but feel a sense of reverence for the man who led America through its formative years. The intricate details etched into his features capture his strength and determination. But Washington is not alone on this grand mountain canvas. Abraham Lincoln's noble countenance also graces these hallowed grounds. His presence serves as a reminder of his pivotal role in preserving our nation during one of its darkest periods. Mount Rushmore has weathered storms both literal and metaphorical throughout history. In 1936, an image captured Mt. Rushmore after a storm had passed – showcasing how even nature bows down to the resilience and enduring spirit embodied by these presidents. As you explore further, signs guide your path through Pennington County towards this national treasure. Each step brings you closer to understanding why Mount Rushmore holds such significance for Americans and visitors alike. One captivating photograph captures an unknown creator's perspective on this marvel – a vintage car parked at the base of Mt. Rushmore itself. It showcases how people have been drawn to witness this extraordinary monument since its creation. Mount Rushmore National Memorial stands as more than just four faces carved into stone; it represents unity, democracy, and freedom that define America's core values. Its towering presence reminds us all that greatness can be achieved when we strive together towards common goals. So come visit Mount Rushmore National Memorial - where history meets artistry - and experience firsthand what makes it an enduring symbol of American pride and heritage.