The South Dakota Hall of Fame is an American award for excellence among South Dakotans. Established in 1974, the South Dakota State Legislature named the organization the state's official hall of fame in 1996.
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Five stars for the content. A wide variety of South Dakotans awarded including writers, artists, politicians, farmers, ranchers, health care workers, lawyers, law enforcers and educators at all levels. It's inspiring to read the individual profiles. Some we knew; some we didn't. Interesting exhibits, such as on health and the Dignity statue nearby. One star for utter lack of compliance with CDC safety covid-19 recommendations despite the emphasis on health and education and the fact that the state ranks second in the number of new cases per capita over the past two weeks. Other museums visited in the state were great on this score, for example the nearby Indian museum, as were most restaurants and motels. It seems it would be easy for the management to remedy this lack of regard and respect for...
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Made a quick stop while in the area. You can see some of the famous and honored people of South Dakota. Mary Hart from Entertainment Tonight and Lawrence Welk, to name a couple. Also an installation regarding the Dignity statue which was neat to see. Just a neat stop. Also outside there is a really nice Vietnam Memorial. If you're in the area it's a good...
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A lovely place with all kinds of interesting information, featuring people of all races, some Native American history (just remember that Native Americans are still around) and exhibits and displays of SD things. Near the highway so worth the time to stop by. Free will donation for admission. Plenty of free parking....
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