Worlds Only Corn Palace

The World's Only Corn Palace remains as a great, interestingly American, society craftsmanship symbol on the moving prairies of South Dakota. The Corn Palace is finished with a few wall paintings made out of 10 distinct shades of corn, each confined with local grasses, straw, milo, and sourdock.

A nearby agriculturist develops all the corn for the Palace, a neighborhood craftsman plans the wall paintings, and a group of around 20 laborers change out the wall paintings consistently starting in late-August and working into September. The Palace is never un-improved, as the wall paintings are not set aside down until the point when it is opportunity to supplant them in the pre-fall, when the work is a steady procedure.