Embark on a journey through Deadwood's captivating past at the Adams Museum and Historic Adams House.
From legendary characters to architectural marvels, these attractions offer a glimpse into the heart of the Black Hills and Badlands. Make your visit to Deadwood an unforgettable experience filled with rich history, remarkable stories, and endless exploration. Don't miss out on these must-see destinations during your travels to the Black Hills!
Visit all of Deadwood History's Museums!
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Welcome to Deadwood's Time Capsule at the Adams Museum
54 Sherman Street, Deadwood - 605.578.1714
At the Adams Museum, dive into the town's wild tales and legendary figures, including Wild Bill Hickok's artifacts and Potato Creek Johnny's gold nugget. Don't miss the chance to encounter a rare plesiosaur, a unique marine reptile fossil. Explore the train history and relics from Deadwood's Chinatown.
Open year round - admission by donation.
Step back in time to the 1800's at the Historic Adams House
22 Van Buren Street, Deadwood - 605.578.3724
Journey through the beautifully restored Historic Adams House, where knowledgeable guides will tell you about the city's evolution from a rowdy mining camp to a thriving technological hub. Experience the opulence of the Queen Anne style mansion, complete with stained glass windows, original furniture, drapes and carpets as well as 9th-century amenities such as electricity, a telephone and indoor plumbing!
Open year round. Admission fee - Reservations are suggested.
