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 26/12/2008
 State More Pictures for South-dakota
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 10/2008		  City More Pictures for Not in a city
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 "Crazy Horse Museum celebrate Native American Culture. Each year, tribal members and others contribute Native American art and artifacts to enhance the collection and make it more comprehensive and representative of all North American tribes"

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