As the snow melts in the Black Hills and spring begins to bloom, we at the National Presidential Wax Museum can’t help but reflect on one of the most charming and time-honored traditions in American history: Easter at the White House. While we may be miles away from Washington, D.C., our collection of lifelike presidential figures and immersive exhibits make it easy to feel connected to the history and traditions that shape our nation, including those that involve egg rolls, bunny ears, and a whole lot of springtime spirit.
Attention homeschooling families! Are you looking for a fascinating and fun field trip to add to your curriculum? From April 7th to April 14th, 2025, we’re offering FREE admission to homeschoolers at the National Presidential Wax Museum in Keystone, South Dakota!
History comes to life here, making it the perfect educational adventure for students of all ages. Here’s why a visit to our museum is a must for homeschooling families:
Few figures in American history have left a mark as lasting (both literally and figuratively) as Gutzon Borglum, the mastermind behind Mount Rushmore. This colossal monument in the Black Hills of South Dakota stands as a tribute to the nation's ideals, carved into the granite cliffs for generations to admire. Borglum’s vision for Mount Rushmore, however, was much more than a collection of presidential faces – it was a statement about the growth, resilience, and progress of the United States.
(Plus some swoon-worthy quotes) Valentine’s Day isn’t just about chocolates and roses—it’s also a time to reflect on great love stories throughout history! Even U.S. Presidents have had their share of romance, from whirlwind courtships to lifelong partnerships. Here are some heartwarming and surprising tales of presidential love to celebrate this Valentine’s Day!
