Crazy Horse memorial-STILL not done? 07:27 If you've been paying attention to news about the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington D.C., you know that it's been beset by controversy and delays ...

Crazy Horse Memorial has progressed through a great many changes and stages of transformation since the June 3rd, 1948, dedication of the one-of-a-kind educational and humanitarian project.

Lakota warrior Crazy Horse has long been a controversial figure, so perhaps it’s apropos that his memorial follow suit. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now.

» The Crazy Horse Memorial is located in western South Dakota on U.S. 16/385, about 17 miles southwest of Mount Rushmore. Nearest major airport is at Rapid City, 38 miles away.

The Crazy Horse monument in March 2012. When finished, it is expected to be 641 feet long and 563 feet high. It is the largest mountain carving in progress. South Dakota is famously home to Mount ...

The Crazy Horse monument in March 2012. When finished, it is expected to be 641 feet long and 563 feet high. It is the largest mountain carving in progress. Image: Matthew Staver/Landov.

The Crazy Horse Memorial is far from finished, but the face alone is as impressive as it is massive. Standing 87 1/2 feet tall, it is almost a third larger than the faces of the four presidents on ...

Started in 1948, the Crazy Horse Monument in the Black Hills of South Dakota honors the Oglala Lakota Warrior and is the centerpiece of the campus that seeks to preserve the culture and tradition ...

Crazy Horse Memorial will start its first national fund drive this fall with the intent of heeding the late sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski's parting words to "go slowly so you do it right." The drive ...

The Crazy Horse memorial is intended to honor a great chief, and I think intent should matter, much more than it does when PC addicts wag their fingers at whoever says something they don't like.

Sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski, who started the Crazy Horse memorial in 1948, smokes a cigarette near a crate of dynamite on a bluff of the Black Hills in 1950. A 1/34th scale model of what the Crazy ...

If you built a Native American monument based on his book alone, in other words, it might look a bit like Crazy Horse emerging from the mountainside at full gallop.