Thunder Mountain Park  is located outside Imlay, Nevada. It was created over a period of twenty-one years by a man who called himself Chief Rolling Mountain Thunder (Frank Sidney Van Zant, b.1921-d.1989).

            Thunder Mountain Park was proclaimed a National Monument by the US Government after Rolling Mountain Thunder’s suicide, and was entered into Nevada’s registry of historic sites on September  25, 1992.
It is a collection of buildings and sculptures built out of debris (such as car parts and televisions), wood, and mortar.
           
             September, 2002 - Photographs by Rich Johnston.

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