Wall Drug, Tourist attraction in South Dakota
Wall Drug is an expansive, cowboy-themed shopping mall and drug store located in Wall, South Dakota.
Founded by Ted Hustead in 1931, Wall Drug started as a small-town pharmacy but has since grown into a popular tourist destination.
Prominently featuring Western and Native American arts and crafts, the place has become an emblem of American Old West culture.
Attractions include a restaurant, a variety of shops, and even a chapel, and it attracts millions of visitors every year.
The quirky roadside attraction is famous for its free ice water and five cent coffee.
Location: Wall
Inception: 1931
Founder: Ted Hustead
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