The 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. A research library in the home's basement contains Pettigrew's personal papers and a 5,000-volume library. Free admission; free parking. Open daily. Wheelchair accessible.

Phone:	605-367-7097
Address:	131 N. Duluth Ave.
City, State:	Sioux Falls, SD 57104
Web Site:	www.siouxlandmuseums.com

Music/Dance
Sioux Empire Arts Council Sioux Falls Concerts Association Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Society	Sioux Falls Municipal Band South Dakota Friends of Traditional Music University of Sioux Falls Music Department

Other Attractions
Commando Paintball Falls Park Visitor Information Center and Observation Tower Falls Park Visitor Information Center and Observation Tower Heartland Country Corn Maze J & L Harley Davidson	Michelangelo's David and Moses Siouxland Libraries Strawbale Winery Wilde Prairie WInery

Theater
Dakota Academy of Performing Arts Husby Performing Arts Center at the Washington Pavilion Orpheum Theater Sioux Empire Community Theatre	South Dakota Symphony Orchestra The Olde Towne Dinner Theatre Theatre Augustana and Bare Bodkins Theatre University of Sioux Falls Theater Department

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