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Review & FAQ:

  • What is the Adams Museum?
    • Established in 1930 by its namesake, W.E. Adams, the Adams Museum is dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of Black Hills’ history.
  • What can visitors learn at the Legends Gallery?
    • The Legends Gallery showcases personal belongings and memorabilia of some of Deadwood’s most iconic legends.
    • Visitors can learn more about famous figures such as Charlie Utter and Calamity Jane.
  • What is the Riskey Business exhibit?
    • The Riskey Business exhibit explores the questionable activities that took place throughout Deadwood’s history.
    • It also details how these activities remained active for many years.
  • What unique treasures can be found at the museum?
    • Visitors can view several Great Black Hills treasures, including:
      • A sketch of Wild Bill Hickok by N.C. Wyeth, a famous American illustrator.
      • A 3.346 troy ounce golden nugget that belonged to Potato Creek Johnny.
      • A rare plesiosaur fossil, adding to the museum’s diverse collection.

54 Sherman Street, Deadwood, South Dakota 57732, Phone: 605-578-1714

Adams Museum
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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