Patsy's Day stands out as a special event at the Historic Adams House. Hosted by Adams Museum & House, this celebration honors Patsy, the cherished terrier of William Emery Adams. Expect a day filled with activities and opportunities to support the Twin City Animal Shelter. Guests enjoy free entry with the donation of any pet product. This event promises a joyful experience with historical insights and a chance to support local animals in need.
- Activities and Highlights:
- Pet Product Donation Drive: Donate any pet product and gain free admission while supporting the Twin City Animal Shelter.
- Guided Tours: Explore the Historic Adams House with guided tours every hour from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
- Adoption Photo Gallery: Browse photos of cats and dogs available for adoption.
The Heart Behind Patsy's Day
Adams Museum & House, a cornerstone of Deadwood's history, hosts this event to honor the memory of William Emery Adams's beloved dog, Patsy. Deadwood History, Inc. manages this and other significant cultural events to celebrate the rich heritage of South Dakota.
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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.
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Deadwood
Deadwood, South Dakota, is a town where history springs to life, landscapes astound, and adventures await around every corner. With its deep roots in the gold rush era, infamous residents, and a plethora of modern attractions, Deadwood is a convergence of the past and present, offering an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.
