Deadwood
No admission feeHistoric Black Hills gold-rush town with gaming halls, museums and Wild West heritage sites.

Deadwood museum housing wagons, stagecoaches, carriages and archives tied to the town's annual Days of '76 celebration.
18 Seventy Six Drive, Deadwood, SD 57732 · Deadwood, SD
The museum grew out of a collection of horse-drawn vehicles, clothing, memorabilia and archives gathered by the Days of '76 celebration, which started in 1924 to honor Deadwood's early settlers. Today it is a modern building with rotating themed exhibits. One gallery of wagons, carriages and stagecoaches adds recorded sounds to make the visit more immersive.
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