The Homestake Adams Research and Cultural Center (HARCC) preserves, interprets and makes accessible to the public the extensive Homestake Gold Mine Collection and Black Hills records documenting the rich history, natural history and art of the region.

Hours of operation:
Monday - Friday 10 AM - 4 PM, or by appointment.

The Opportunity

The Homestake Adams Research and Cultural Center is designed to:

• Protect over 20,000 cubic feet of original documents in a climate-controlled and secure environment
• Provide easy and well-organized access to documents never before available to the public
• Host classes for secondary and post-secondary students on topics ranging from geology, astronomy, engineering and art to history, archaeology, anthropology and paleontology
• Sponsor programs including workshops, symposiums, conferences, film festivals, traveling exhibitions, summer camps and lectures relevant to the history, art and natural history of the Black Hills
• Foster ongoing research and the creation of publications
• Rent rooms for receptions, meetings and parties
• Offer document scanning and reproduction services

The HARCC serves a diverse and broad-based audience:  from the Sanford Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory and History Channel to the fourth grade student in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Entertainment Weekly.

Donations

Your tax-deductible contibution will provide us with much-needed help in preserving the priceless resource of the Homestake collection. For full details and to submit a donation, please visit our Donations page.