Revisiting Mount Rushmore Jon Levi

This post is in response to a commenter on my post of Dolly Parton on Mount Rushmore.   Anyone with any further knowledge...please comment...


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  1. First learned this working with Howdie Mickoski on his Origins of Hockey book. Told this story to my mother in step, she said this wasn't new, she had heard this from the Pueblo Indians growing up in Colorado. That there was once a big monument in South Dakota, three Indians representing the Salt, Water, and Fire of existence. And that they were covered up.

    So I went and researched all of the photos I could find. And there wasn't one that was not fake other than the ones of the current monument. To conclude, the story we are presented of the construction of Mount Rushmore is a lie. Like just about most everything else here.

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    1. Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge via this comment. Best regards, db

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  2. Good morning db! Great video, this very interesting. Another rabbit hole to fall into is 17 miles down the road from Rushmore, it’s the crazy horse memorial. It an unfinished statue that was started in 1948.
    It was supposedly started After Mount Rushmore was supposedly complete. The head is the only thing they managed to complete. To me it seems that Rushmore was already there. Crazy horse is being build from scratch. Very interesting
    Here’s the Wikipedia link for more information https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Horse_Memorial

    Hope you have a great day!
    Best wishes ff

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    1. Wow, ff...that is one deep rabbit hole that I had never heard of. The complicated stories surrounding it seem generated to me at first glance. Thanks for contributing, best, db

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