Memory Lane
located in Rapid City, South Dakota
This is actually located within Sioux Park (behind the hospital) and was created as a joint effort between the city and the RC Garden Club as a memorial to past members of the club in 1979. However, it is not a private or exclusive area. The area is planted sparsely with trees and includes a stone memorial as well as a gazebo.
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Address:
Sioux Park
Rapid City, SD
Hours & Times:
City Park Hours Apply
Admission:
Free
Phone:
Unlisted
Visit the Official Website
Sioux Park
Rapid City, SD
Hours & Times:
City Park Hours Apply
Admission:
Free
Phone:
Unlisted
Visit the Official Website
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