A Heartwarming Tribute to Patsy
Step back in time and discover the rich history of the Adams House, with a special focus on Patsy, the terrier who captured the hearts of those around her. During this event, guests will enjoy guided tours that weave in stories of Patsy’s legacy alongside fascinating tales of the house itself. Tours are available throughout the day, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate.
Support for Local Pets in Need
Your visit goes beyond a historical tour—it's an opportunity to make a difference. Guests who donate any pet-related product to the Twin City Animal Shelter will receive free admission to the Historic Adams House. In addition, photos of adoptable pets, including cats and dogs, will be displayed throughout the venue, giving you the chance to learn about and support animals in need of loving homes.
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Adams Museum & House
The Adams Museum, located in Deadwood, South Dakota, holds the treasures of the Black Hills within its walls. Established in 1930 by pioneer W.E. Adams, the museum serves as a testament to his passion for preserving the region’s past. As the oldest museum in the Black Hills, it offers visitors an intimate look into the area’s colorful history.
