This is a small town museum, lots of pictures, newspaper articles, clothing, artifacts. Interesting and worth a visit if you are interested in the history of Keystone. I never read much about the Wilder's so that section didn't interest me much. The old log schoolhouse...More

There are lots of large collections at the museum. It is located in an old school. This museum can bring back a lot of fantastic memories. This is "a"key history museum". of Keystone. It was nice to freely roam around this old school full of...More

We rode the 1880 train over from Hill City to Keystone and just started walking, exploring the town. We followed the signs to the museum, housed in the old school that was still functioning as the town's school until 1988. The Ingalls family connection was...More

We were traveling through the area. The museum was open a few hours in the morning for Living History Days so I got to squeeze in and see the Carrie Ingalls display. It will open officially on May 15th. I am a HUGE Laura Ingalls...More

We happened upon the billboards while out shopping in Keystone and were very excited to go. When we got there and realized it was closed, my daughter was very disappointed. It was a let down even more because their advertised hours showed it was still...More

While taking a walk through Keystone we discovered this museum and decided to walk on in. The attendant in the museum was very informative and the collection throughout was worth the time to view.

I so enjoyed my visit to this museum. So many things to look at and history to learn about! Did you know that Carrie Ingalls actually spent a good bit of her life in Keystone? This special event featured a visit from Dean Butler, who...More