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Wind Cave National Park is one of the oldest parks in the country.
Learn MoreCuster is the oldest town in the Black Hills. Established illegally by a group of miners in 1874, Custer has gone from a gold rush boom town to the perfect location to start all your Black Hills adventures.
1881 Courthouse Museum
Location: 411 Mount Rushmore Road, Custer SD, 5770
Phone: 605-673-2443
Email: Not Available
Housed in the original Dakota Territory courthouse, the 1881 Courthouse Museum explores the history of the Black Hills and Dakota Territory from 1874 to present day.
Four Mile Old West Town
Location: 11921 West Highway 16, Custer, SD 5770
Phone: 605-673-3905
Email: fourmile@gwtc.net
Take a tour through the history of the Old West as you wander through over 50 open door buildings. Enjoy live re-enactments and melodramas, as well as chuckwagon meals and unique shopping.
National Museum of Woodcarving
Location: 12115 Us Highway 16 Custer, SD 57730
Phone: 605-673-4404
Email: woodcarv@gwtc.net
One of America’s most unique museums. Enjoy the wooden nickel theatre, 30 scenes created by an original animator of Disneyland, a carving studio, display of many nationally recognized woodcarvers, museum gallery, gift shop and snack bar.
National Presidential Wax Museum
Location: 609 Highway 16A Keystone, SD 57751
Phone: 605-666-4455
Email: presidentialwax@aol.com
Celebrate American history with this fun exhibit of all the U.S. presidents, including the newly elected Commander and Chief.
Rushmore Historical Center & Rushmore Borglum Story
Location: 342 Winter St Keystone, SD 57751
Phone: 605-666-4448 or 1-800-888-4369
Email: borglum@gwtc.net
Discover the story behind the carving of Mount Rushmore National Memorial and learn more about the sculptor who carved his vision into the mountain. The Gutzon Borglum. Museum features scores of Borglum’s paintings, sculptures and artifacts.
Indian Museum of North America at Crazy Horse Memorial
Location: 12151 Avenue of the Chiefs, Custer, SD 57730
Phone: 605-673-4681
Email: memorial@crazyhorse.org
The Indian Museum of North America is home to an extraordinary collection of art and artifacts reflecting the diverse histories and cultures of the American Indian people. Close to 90 percent of the museum collection has been donated, both by Native Americans and non-Natives.
Upcoming Events
Date: September 24, 2010
6th Annual Custer Stampede Buffalo Art display-Custer
Location: Custer City
