Pettigrew Home and Museum
Richard F. Pettigrew, South Dakota's first full-term U.S. senator, purchased this 1889 Queen Anne home in 1911 and arranged for the building to be donated to the city upon his death in 1926. A seasoned traveler, Pettigrew collected artifacts from all over the world, and many of these items are now on display. Tour the restored home and attached museum, with galleries that detail the area's natural and cultural histories.
Free admission; free parking. Open daily. Wheelchair accessible.
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85% recommended
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Beautiful house with all the original furniture and keepsakes.
Sioux Falls is full of beautiful historical buildings. Beautiful unique architecture throughout this city. The Pettigrew house and museum is one not to be missed. We went on a guided tour of the...
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Free and very interesting
The home and museum were very interesting, Mr. Pettigrew amassed quite a collection. The home itself was smaller than I expected, much smaller than many homes today. It was quite ornate though. The...
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Wonderful Victorian Mansion
On a recent tour with my musical organization, we had a free day and four of us were together for the day, Research on the city had been done by the group and this was one of the suggestions. We were...
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Well worth the trip.
My friend and I arrived just in time for a docent tour of the house. Beautiful house and the docent was so knowledgeable! He had so many details about the house and the family. It's quite a...
Richard Franklin Pettigrew more people in Sioux Falls need to know about.
It's a beautiful house and a nice museum. Everyone should also see Pettigrew's statue by the Levit Band Shell. Read everything on It's pedestal. It is an incredible story. This man was a real man...