US EditionSix Years, Four Faces, 400,000 Tons of Rock: Inside Mount Rushmore’s Fiercest Construction Era
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Six Years, Four Faces, 400,000 Tons of Rock: Inside Mount Rushmore’s Fiercest Construction Era
By 1935, Mount Rushmore was already taking shape, but the real transformation happened over the next six years. These were the years when stone became history. Work crews drilled, blasted, and carved through solid granite in South Dakota’s Black Hills. The sculptures stood at 60 feet high, which meant every cut had to be exact. […]
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