Historic Adams House

Name: Historic Adams House
Address: 22 Van Buren Street, Deadwood, SD, 57732, US
Telephone: +16055783724
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Historic Adams House The meticulously restored 1892 Victorian mansion chronicles Deadwood’s transition from a raucous mining camp into a prosperous and technologically rich city.

The home recounts the triumphs and tragedies of two of Deadwood's founding families. The Adams House closes in the winter from November to March, but is open for Christmas Tours in December. Call 605-722-4800 for more information.

12/17/2024

This Oriental-style jewelry box is an item that was found in the Historic Adams House when the City of Deadwood acquired the home. See if you can find it during your next visit. – Adams House Collection

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12/16/2024

One more weekend of Christmas Tours at the Adams House - December 20, 21, and 22 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The self-guided tours take visitors through the house, with special hand-painted, handmade, and historic ornaments on a themed tree in each room.

11/29/2024

Add a touch of History and Holiday Spirit to your Christmas! Visit the Christmas Tours of the Historic Adams House for a memorable getaway.

10/04/2024

Join Us for Paranormal Investigations!
Starting tonight, Paranormal Investigations of the Historic Adams House run every Friday and Saturday through October 19! We have spots available to investigate with Black Hills Paranormal Investigations this weekend:
October 4
6:00 PM: 2 spots
7:30 PM: 3-4 spots
9:00 PM: 2 spots
10:30 PM: 8 spots
October 5
9:00 PM: 2 spots
10:30 PM: 4 spots
💵 Cost: $35 per person
🔮 Limited group Psychic Readings Available
Psychic Medium Dani Jo is offering group readings for $25 per person. Only a few spots left for this weekend!
📞 Call 605-578-3724 for assistance with purchases or to check availability.
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09/08/2024

This bar of soap was found in the Historic Adams House. It is from “Peet Bros.” company out of Kansas City in the 1870s. It is believed that W.E. Adams sold this soap from his grocery store and then later from his wholesale business. – Adams House Collection

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09/07/2024

Paranormal Mysteries of the Adams House: Paranormal Investigations & Psychic Readings on October 4, 5, 11, 12, 18 & 19. Purchase tickets at DeadwoodHistory.com or call 605-722-4800.
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08/26/2024

Gertrude Eva Parsons married Albert Burnham in Spencer, Iowa, in 1887. She came to Deadwood by stagecoach and made Deadwood her home until the 1930s when she moved to Minnesota. Gertrude was one of the eleven people who helped organize the Baptist church in Deadwood. She was also sister-in-law to Alice Burnham Adams, W.E. Adam’s first wife. - Adams Museum Collection

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07/24/2024

George A. Clark of Pasadena, CA, made this brown tweed cap. Clark was friends of W.E. and Alice Adams and is believed to have gifted this hat during one of the Adams’ trips to Pasadena. – Historic Adams House Collection

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07/16/2024

This pencil box, belonging to Helen Adams, is made of finished pine and oak wood. The design features rabbits and a nest of eggs burned into the hinged lid. – Adams Museum Collection

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07/08/2024

The Adams House is among the top 10% of things to do worldwide—woo hoo! Each year, Tripadvisor recognizes travelers' favorite businesses around the globe based on reviews and ratings collected over 12 months. Thanks to your amazing reviews, we’ve scored a top spot. Congrats and a big thank you to all our fantastic visitors!
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04/24/2024

Community Support in Action! 🐾 Deadwood History, Inc. presents donations to the Twin City Animal Shelter following a successful Patsy's Day at the Historic Adams House. We raised $457 in cash, along with pet food and toys. Pictured: Twin City Animal Shelter volunteer Gail Bunch, our furry friends Atticus Finch and Abel, and Deadwood History Media Arts Designer Adrienne Kline.
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04/19/2024

This undated photograph shows Alice Adams kneeling with her daughter Lucile in front of their home in Deadwood. - Adams Museum Collection.

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04/17/2024

Deadwood History will host Patsy’s Day at the Historic Adams House on Saturday, April 20 in honor of W.E. Adams’ beloved terrier, Patsy, and to benefit the Twin City Animal Shelter. Visitors donating any pet product or who make a monetary contribution for the shelter will receive free admission to the beautifully restored 1892 Queen Anne-style home. Tours are given at the top of the hour from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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22 Van Buren Street
Deadwood, SD
57732

Telephone

+16055783724

Website

https://www.deadwoodhistory.com/

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Deadwood History invites you to experience the holiday magic with Christmas Tours of the Historic Adams House. Starting November 29 - December 22 on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through December 22. Step into a Victorian Christmas wonderland, decked out in all its festive finery. The Historic Adams House will be open from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $8 for members and $12 for non-members, $5 for children 6 – 12 and free to children 5 and under. Purchase online at DeadwoodHistory.com or at the door. For more information, please call 605-722-4800.

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The Historic Adams House

The meticulously restored 1892 Victorian mansion with original contents chronicles Deadwood’s transition from a raucous mining camp into a prosperous and technologically rich city. The home recounts the triumphs and tragedies of two of Deadwood's founding families. The Queen Anne-style home was built by pioneer businessman Harris Franklin, complete with stained glass windows, thoroughly modern 19th-century plumbing and electricity, hand-painted canvas wall coverings, and telephone service. W.E. Adams purchased the home in 1920, and after his death in 1934, Adams’ second wife, Mary, closed the doors.

The home sat silent for almost 60 years. In 1998, under the direction of the City of Deadwood’s Historic Preservation Commission and the Adams Museum, historic preservation experts painstakingly restored the mansion to its former glory. The home is open daily in the summer when the beautiful gardens are in full bloom.