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Wounded Knee The Museum

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207 10th Ave

Wall, SD 57790

+1 (605) 279-2573

http://www.woundedkneemuseum.org

The Wounded Knee Museum, located in Wall, South Dakota, is a historical institution that offers visitors a glimpse into the tragic events that took place at Wounded Knee. Situated at the west entrance to the Bad Lands, the museum provides a comprehensive understanding of the Wounded Knee Massacre and its impact on Native American history.

Conveniently located just one block north of Interstate-90 Exit 110 and a minute away from Wall Drug, the Wounded Knee Museum is easily accessible for travelers exploring the region. With its informative exhibits and dedication to preserving the memory of this significant event, the museum serves as a valuable educational resource for those interested in Native American culture and history.

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4.04 reviews

David M.

9/20/2019

I started reading the book Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee before starting this trip. When we approached Wall, SD, I saw signs for Wounded Knee The Museum nearby. So when we made our scheduled...

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Jeannie T.

3/5/2009

Wounded Knee Museum (Wall): Very touching...makes you realize what the Native Americans went through and are still going through today. It was all reading - (no movies, tour, etc.) which was very...

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Donna O.

10/8/2015

We went here on their last open day of the season. Glad we decided to stop in. There is a short video to watch about the Massacre at Wounded Knee, with summaries of the area, the lead-up to the...

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Shelby B.

9/21/2015

Small but interesting museum based on the Native American historical experience. Located just down the street from Wall Drug. This is a small museum that has the feel that it grows as funding...

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Wounded Knee the Museum, located in Wall, South Dakota, has dedicated over twenty seasons to educating visitors about the historical events surrounding the Wounded Knee Massacre. The museum has faced closures due to COVID-19 and continues to remain closed, with plans to relocate to the Black Hills in the future. The museum's commitment to preserving history is evident through their ongoing engagement with the community and dedication to providing meaningful educational experiences. Although currently closed, they hope to inspire future generations by highlighting the significance of these historical events. Generated from the website