Explore the Days of '76 Museum in Deadwood
Visit the Days of '76 Museum and explore Deadwood’s rodeo history
Duration
1 hour
Includes
Museum admission, Exhibits
Highlights
Explore exhibits celebrating Deadwood’s Days of ’76 celebration and rodeo, plus artifacts and regional history. Spend about an hour browsing, or stay until closing time.
- Discover exhibits on the Days of ’76 celebration and rodeo
- Explore American Indian artifacts and Black Hills history displays
- View a historic firearm collection
- See wagons, carriages, and stagecoaches up close
- Play interactive games and board a stagecoach for photos
- Visit during seasonal hours, with winter holiday closures
What's Included
- Museum admission
Things to know
Hours vary by season, and the museum is closed Sundays, Mondays, and winter holidays from October through April. Have your tickets ready upon arrival.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel earlier than 48 hours before the availability start time for a 100% refund.
FAQs
Plan to spend about 1 hour, but you can stay as long as you like until the museum closes.
Bring your ticket and have it ready when you arrive.
Play interactive games and board a stagecoach for photos and selfies.
Meeting details
18 Seventy Six Drive, Deadwood, SD
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Days of '76 Museum
Admission includedStep inside the Days of '76 Museum and the rough-edged world of 1876 Deadwood comes into focus. Weathered saddles, ornate parade wagons, and personal belongings of early settlers fill the galleries with a tangible sense of the past. The Days of '76 Museum holds one of the region's most impressive collections of horse-drawn vehicles, grounding every visit in the gritty, remarkable story of the Black Hills gold rush.
