Nevada's Thunder Mountain Monument, built from junk, now a historic attraction

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Frank Van Zant created Thunder Mountain Monument in Nevada, constructing sculptures from discarded materials. His work was a personal project intended to honor Native American history. The site faced challenges after a fire in 1983 but gained historic designation in 1992. Today, the monument is preserved through visitor donations and a caretaker, remaining a free public attraction.

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