Corn Palace
No admission feeSee giant murals made from ears of naturally colored corn covering the walls of a domed arena in downtown Mitchell.

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A former Carnegie-funded library in Mitchell that now houses local history and genealogy exhibits and Oscar Howe artwork.
119 West 3rd Ave, Mitchell SD 57301 · Mitchell, SD
The Carnegie Resource Center is a historic building in Mitchell, South Dakota, that began as a library in 1903 with funds from Andrew Carnegie. It is now home to the Mitchell Area Historical Society and the Mitchell Area Genealogical Society. Visitors can see changing exhibits on Mitchell area history and genealogy, research documents, prints and a mural by Yanktonai Nakota Sioux artist Oscar Howe, and a permanent collection of Corn Palace memorabilia dating from 1892 to the present.
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