To my memory, there wasn't all that much that had changed. After going thru the gift shops and museums around the joint, we came to a series of photos documenting the progress of this monument.
The nearest photos were from 1991 and 1993, while we were there in 1992 on our honeymoon. I thought I had snapped a photo of the changes, but alas, I did not.
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| The monument as it stands today. |
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| A model of how the monument will look whenever they get it finished. It is slow going as the family doing it will not accept government money for the project. |
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| A couple of cute little varmints in front of a large tipi, painted by the late Lakota artist Paha Ska, is a central attraction in the INDIAN MUSEUM OF NORTH AMERICA®. I didn't come up with that... I had to look it up off of the fancy hi-tech world wide interwebs. |
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| Aunt Molly and Robby off the beaten path checking out a "marker" of some kind. |
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| My fine family! |
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| Two wonderful creations! |
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