Explore Historic Adams House Admission in Deadwood
Tour the 1892 Adams House with a guided visit
Duration
approximately 45 minutes
Includes
Admission, Guided tour
Highlights
Step inside the Historic Adams House, a Queen Anne-style home built in 1892 and preserved with original furnishings. Explore oak interiors, stained-glass windows, and early modern features like electricity and telephone service.
- Explore a Queen Anne-style home built in 1892
- See oak interiors, stained-glass windows, and hand-painted wall coverings
- Learn about W.E. and Mary Adams and the home’s preserved details
- Plan about 45 minutes for the guided tour
- Visit May–September daily, with limited hours in October and April
- Bring your ticket from your confirmation email for entry
Things to know
The Historic Adams House is closed November through March. In October and April, it is closed Sundays and Mondays.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel more than 48 hours before the availability start time for a 100% refund.
FAQs
Bring your ticket from your confirmation email and have it ready when you arrive.
No. The Historic Adams House is closed November through March.
May through September: 9:00am to 4:00pm daily. October and April: 10:00am to 4:00pm, Tuesday through Saturday (closed Sundays and Mondays).
Meeting details
22 Van Buren St, Deadwood, SD
Related locations
Historic Adams House
Admission includedStep inside the Historic Adams House and the noise of Deadwood's casinos and busy Main Street falls away. Built in 1892, this Queen Anne-style mansion sat largely untouched for decades, leaving its original furnishings and woodwork remarkably intact. Walking its rooms, you sense time suspended, each detail from the hand-painted wallcoverings to the period furniture telling a story of life on the Northern Plains frontier. The Historic Adams House remains one of the most authentically preserved homes of its era in the American West.
