After over a century of remaining free for public visitation, the Museum of Geology, located in the O'Harra Building on the South Dakota Mines campus, will begin implementing an annual admission fee for visitors starting January 2025.
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Brandon Shields and Alyssa Tanner take in the solar eclipse from Dinosaur Park in Rapid City on Monday. Approximately 75 people went to the park to watch the eclipse.
Hundreds of people line up outside Rapid City Public Library on Monday morning in hopes of getting free eclipse glasses. The first person in line showed up at 5 a.m. and waited until 9 a.m.
See the sights as people took in the solar eclipse from Dinosaur Park in Rapid City Monday morning.聽
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Chris Huber, Journal staff
Brandon Shields and Alyssa Tanner take in the solar eclipse from Dinosaur Park in Rapid City on Monday. Approximately 75 people went to the park to watch the eclipse.
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Chris Huber, Journal staff
This composite image shows the phases of the solar eclipse as viewed from Rapid City.聽
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A group of people gaze up at the solar eclipse Monday morning at Dinosaur Park.
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Chris Huber, Journal staff
Hundreds of people line up outside Rapid City Public Library on Monday morning in hopes of getting free eclipse glasses. The first person in line showed up at 5 a.m. and waited until 9 a.m.
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Chris Huber, Journal staff
Two bikers ride to the top of Dinosaur Park Monday morning just as a the solar eclipse is starting in Rapid City.
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Chris Huber, Journal staff
A group of eclipse watchers congregate at Dinosaur Park Monday morning.
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A group of people gaze up at the solar eclipse Monday morning at Dinosaur Park.