Society & Culture:Places & Travel
June 1974, Hot Springs, South Dakota. Landowner Phil Anderson is preparing open space on the edge of town for a new housing development.
Heavy equipment operator George Hanson was grading a small hill when his blade struck something that shone white in the sunlight, changing the destiny of the little town for years to come.
This week, the Mammoth Site museum, in Hot Springs, South Dakota.
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