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jluv41 Says: While on the campus of St. Joseph's Indian School stop by the "Our Lady of the Sioux" chapel. This chapel features Oscar Howe's "Indian Christ" that was replicated into a tapestry for the chapel. It is located behind the alter and is 7' by 10'6". Also featured in the chapel...
jluv41 Says: This is an incredible museum dedicated to preserving the culture of the Lakota people. ("Akta Lakota" means "to honor the people") The museum is free and located on the campus of the St. Joseph's Indian School in Chamberlain. The museum features local art, historical...
Lake Shore Motel: Lake Side Lovely Location
Sagespot Says: The hotel has a very nice view of the Missouri River with a cute little gazebo and chairs where you can sit in and watch the water activity. There is a trail a couple blocks north that goes along the edge of the river to a beach area - it's a very nice walk. Two blocks east...
Al's Oasis: Homemade pie and nickel coffee
jluv41 Says: Located in Oacoma (just across the bridge from Chamberlain) this is a nice rest stop while travelling across the state. Strictly mid-western fare, order a sandwich and the salad bar (complete with hot-dish, a SD specialty). Homemade apple pie with cinnamon ice cream is a...
Anchor Grille: American Grill with Fishing Lies
Sagespot Says: This is a local diner that has breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. The decor has much to do with the fishing tourism industry - including signs telling you to keep your fishing story lies to yourself. *grin* Rather slow service, but I only ever saw just one...
Al's Oasis Gift Shop: Native American History
jluv41 Says: Located in Oacoma, SD (just across the bridge from Chamberlain) this gift shop carries the widest variety of South Dakota, Native American and Cowboy historical books that I have seen. This is of big interest for my father and he purchases several every time he visits. The...
Sagespot Says: Directly to the east of the Chamberlain exit 263 off I-90 you will see a Lewis and Clark visitor information center. Although the road can be confusing as the off ramp winds and twists, both directions of the interstate exit to the same location.This stop has WONDERFUL VIEWS...
WFTR Says: I remember the sudden but gradual turn of I-90 bending to the right as I drove west. The interstate went down slightly to a bridge over the mighty Missouri River. The interstate takes a sharp left and climbs over a hill on the other side. From the top of that hill, I saw...
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I remember the sudden but gradual turn of I-90 bending to the right as I drove west. The interstate went down slightly to a bridge over the mighty Missouri...
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So, you're driving down I-90 (from either direction) and you see signs for Oacoma and Chamberlain. Before you know it, there's a bump in the road, you go over a hill and spread out before you is a...
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I've never actually stopped in Chamberlain, but I'll always remember it as a place that gave me one of a dramatic series of images on my first trip across South Dakota. I've written a very short...
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