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Keystone, South Dakota
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Lincoln Borglum, the son of Gutzon Borglum, played a crucial role in completing the Mount Rushmore project after his father's death.
The center houses a museum with exhibits detailing the history and construction of Mount Rushmore, including tools and models used during the carving process.
Visitors can enjoy a 14-minute film that provides an overview of the monument's creation and significance.
The center attracts over two million visitors each year, making it a significant educational hub for those interested in American history and art.
It is located within the Mount Rushmore National Memorial, which spans over 1,278 acres in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
The center is designed to blend with the natural landscape, minimizing its environmental footprint while providing educational resources.
