Original dirt-sod dug out home and outbuildings built in 1909 by Ed and Alice Brown on their 160 acre claim. Experience farm life as the pioneers did. Dress up as a pioneer if you'd like as you step back to homestead days. Live farm animals and rare white prairie dogs entertain. Video in visitor center. Audio history in sod dug out home.
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June 27, 2021
We stopped but didn't feel like paying to go to the attraction. It was just a really old homestead. The lady working the counter also wasn't very kind. Overall, meh.
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Prairie Homestead Historic Site
21070 SD Hwy 240
Philip,
South Dakota
57567
USA
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