Gutzon Borglum was born		into a Mormon family and raised by his step-mother.
Borglum's favorite medium for		would be a better choice for the mountain.
He did not finish his first large sculpture		envisioned regional heroes for Mount Rushmore.
The leaders in South Dakota first		expressing himself was sculpture.
Borglum told the leaders national heroes		his son finished the Mount Rushmore figures.
The presidents chosen were		Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lincoln.
The model he made in preparation		fourteen years and cost less than $1 million.
The finished sculptures on Mount Rushmore		did not include the bodies and arms.
Calvin Collidge was the president		at Stone Mountain in Georgia.
When the face of Jefferson was unveiled		was on a 1-to-12 inch scale.
After Borglum's death		President Franklin D. Roosevelt was in attendance.
The carving on Mount Rushmore took		when Borglum started the sculpture.