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Located in Chamberlain, S.D. for its central location and visibility along Interstate 90
(I-90). Many tour groups and visitors stop by on their way to the Black Hills. Chamberlain is also an important stop on the Lewis and Clark Trail.


Chamberlain, South Dakota is a great place to visit for tourists because of the variety of parks, recreation, dining, shopping, camping and lodging.


SD Hall of Fame
1480 S. Main
Chamberlain, SD 57325
Call: 800-697-3130
or (605) 234-4216


E-Mail: Info@sdhalloffame.com


A FREE MUSEUM HONORING SOUTH DAKOTA MEN AND WOMEN

The South Dakota Hall of Fame hosts an induction ceremony during which up to 15 individuals may be inducted into one of the 15 Categories of Recognition. Anyone may submit a Nomination Form to The South Dakota Hall of Fame, with one primary qualification; the man or woman must have lived some portion of his or her life in the state of South Dakota.

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A Free Tour Is Like A Walk Through History

South DakotaThe South Dakota Hall of Fame offers many unique opportunities of education for children and adults! Here you will learn fascinating facts about famous and influential people from South Dakota like:

  • Mary Hart - Know nationally for her work in the news media.
  • Terry Redlin - World wide acclaim for his beautiful artistic work portraying nature and American life.
  • Tom Brokaw - Nationally recognized for his contribution to media and journalism.
  • Al Neuharth - Renowned as the founder of USA TODAY, the Freedom Forum, and honored with the Al Neuharth Media Center in Verimillion, S.D.
  • Sitting Bull - The famous leader of the Hunkpapa Sioux tribe who was a man of vision and well respected by all who knew him.
  • Crazy Horse - Known as a brave and generous Sioux Indian Warrior, he is honored at the Crazy Horse Memorial in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
  • And Many Others!

Please - Take some time to browse our site and discover the great people, places, and events that helped shape the history of this great state!

The South Dakota Hall of Fame would like to thank the following sponsors for their part in the Legends Campaign



Dakota Discovery Museum   Laura Ingalls Homestead  Vermillion Chamber of Commerce


University of South Dakota   Laura Ingalls Wilder Home


De Smet, South Dakota Casey Tibbs


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