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The Flaming Fountain

A short history of the flaming fountain at Capitol Lake in Pierre.

Aired 03/01/2017 | Rating NR

Statehouse

The Flaming Fountain

Clip | 1m 36s

A short history of the flaming fountain at Capitol Lake in Pierre.

The flaming fountain at the Capitol Lake in Pierre burned as a continuous tribute to the state’s veterans from the 1970’s until the 2000’s. SDPB’s Statehouse crew talked with Bureau of Administration Special Projects Coordinator Leah Svendsen about how the fountain stayed alight, why the flame went out, and possibilities for relighting the memorial.

Aired 03/01/2017 | Rating NR

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