If you love history why wouldn't you stop at the Adams Museum. Cost only $5.00 per person. The staff was friendly and it was so much fun to look at all the history and memorabilia.

If you love history why wouldn't you stop at the Adams Museum. Cost only $5.00 per person. The staff was friendly and it was so much fun to look at all the history and memorabilia.
Really enjoyed our time here. Some really great artifacts and articles on the history of Deadwood. Staff was very friendly and helpful as well!
Learned a lot about Deadwood here and would recommend starting a tour of Deadwood down Main Street then coming here. You can learn about the sudden influx of people and how one side of town tended to have more morally questionable businesses. Great display on the local colorful characters too.
this is not the place to bring bored kids because it is definitely an adult type of attraction. It was very interesting but would never satisfy younger kids attention
couldn't take pictures! lots of antiques and old pictures of old Deadwood.. quite a bit of history to view!
From mining memorabilia to the 'nudest' camp to the fascinating story of how the coyote became South Dakota's state animal, this museum offers something unusual at every turn. There is an area for children, too. The piece that caught my attention and imagination was an apparatus for signing (I believe) up to 20 checks at a time so the gold...
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It was very clean and well tacken care of. I enjoy seeing the mirror that Buffalo Bill looked into, the videos of the history of Deadwood were very good.
This place is completely fascinating. I've visited this museum five times over the years and still haven't taken it all in. They have it all, right down to the purple door off from the last brothel in Deadwood which closed in the Seventies. Last time I was there it was a free will donation and the best bargain you'll find...
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lots of history to be seen and the staff was friendly and helpful. Great display of a ton of artifacts and pictures from the late 1800's to the early 1900's
The Adams museum is an easy walk from the main casino district, and is impressive because it has always been a Deadwood museum. Its founding family had the foresight to collect and display items of historical interest: people, places, things and stories. It is of the old static-display school of historic preservation, so kids used to being entertained by gadgetry...
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