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Historic trails and horse-drawn vehicles take center stage. At the heart of South Dakota’s beautiful Black Hills is Deadwood, rich in history and home to two fine museums housing historic collections and artifacts. While the long-established Adams Museum rates among the best in the West, the Days of ’76 Museum recently opened a big new …
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