Learn about our past

Museums

Take a trip through time at one of the many Black Hills museums.  From the Wild West to Native culture, our museums will paint an accurate picture of the days past.

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Adams Museum & House

1-605-578-3724


54 Sherman St
Deadwood, South Dakota 57732


Entertaining and educational exhibits explore the natural and cultural history of Deadwood and the Black Hills. View the Hickok collection. Tour the Adams House.


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Black Hills & Ft. Pierre Railroad Roundhouse

1-605-722-1901 or 1-605-717-0296


106 Glendale
Lead, South Dakota 57754


The Victorian spirit is captured in the newly renovated BH Roundhouse, built in 1901, preserving the Golden Age of Railroading in the Black Hills. Restaurant, multi media theater, gift and antique shop.


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Black Hills Mining Museum

605-584-1605

bhminmus@mato.com


323 W Main
Lead, South Dakota 57754


Enjoy this unique, hands-on, 130 year history of gold mining. A wealth of exhibits plus guided tours through simulated tunnels and stopes show changes over a century. Pan your own gold or relax in our video theatre. Open daily.


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Chapel In The Hills

1-605-342-8281

chapel@mncomm.com


3788 Chapel Lane
Rapid City, South Dakota 57702


Stavkirke combines Norse dragon heads, Christian symbols, pegged construction. Grass roofed Stabbur welcome center & log cabin museum. Prayer/meditation walk. Five Mi West of Downtown Rapid City.


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Custer County 1881 Courthouse Museum

605-673-2443


411 Mt. Rushmore Rd
Custer, South Dakota 57730


Thirteen rooms of 1874-present displays. Featuring Black Hills, Lakota & pioneer displays, 1874 Custer Expedition, 1875 cabin. Bookstore, handicapped accessible. Open Memorial Day thru Labor Day. Admission.


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Fort Meade Museum

1-605-347-9822


Building 55 Sheridan Ave
Sturgis, South Dakota 57754


Established in 1878 by the 7th Cavalry. Its commander, Colonel Sturgis, was one of the founders of the nearby town that bears his name. 1mi E of Sturgis on Hwy 34


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Four Mile Old West Town Museum

605-673-3905


11921 W Hwy 16
Custer, South Dakota 57730


Step back into yesterday with family fun & living history Troupe melodramas Fridays at 6:30 p.m., tours of the old town & shopping. Admission still only $5.00 per person.


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Grand River Museum

1-605-374-3911


114 10th Street W
Lemmon, South Dakota 57638


Many exhibits, free admission. Get up close to an amazing display of dinosaur fossils from local area. Committed to Creation Science view. Many exhibits on Native American history, early ranching & homesteading era. Gift shop. Groups welcome.


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