Stepping Back in Time at the Oasis Bordello Museum in Wallace, Idaho 🏘️🐾

Simba 🐾 and I took a stroll through history at the Oasis Bordello Museum in Wallace, Idaho—one of the town’s most unusual and fascinating landmarks. Once an active bordello during Wallace’s mining boom, the building has been preserved just as it was when it abruptly closed in the 1980s. Today, it’s a quirky museum offering a glimpse into the colorful past of this historic mining town.

πŸ“ Highlights from Our Visit

🏘️ Admiring the preserved exterior of the Oasis Bordello Museum
🚢‍♀️ Exploring historic downtown Wallace
πŸ“– Learning about the town’s mining era and lively past
🎭 Visiting a quirky, one-of-a-kind roadside attraction in the Silver Valley
πŸ• Enjoying a dog-friendly walk with Simba through Wallace’s charming streets

A Museum Frozen in Time

What makes the Oasis Bordello Museum so unique is its authenticity. When the bordello closed its doors in the 1980s, it was left just as it was, complete with furnishings, dΓ©cor, and personal belongings. Walking past the building (and inside if you choose to take the tour), you’ll find yourself stepping into a slice of frontier life that feels equal parts historic, quirky, and eye-opening.

Wallace: A Small Town with Big Character

Beyond the museum itself, Wallace is full of Old West charm and mining history. The entire downtown is on the National Register of Historic Places, with beautiful brick buildings, antique shops, and plenty of personality. It’s the kind of place where every corner seems to hold a story, making it perfect for a leisurely walk with Simba.

Why Visit the Oasis Bordello Museum?

🌟 It’s a one-of-a-kind stop blending history and humor.
πŸ›️ Offers a peek into the mining boom lifestyle of the American West.
πŸ“Έ Perfect for quirky photos and roadside exploration.
🐾 Wallace’s downtown makes it a dog-friendly adventure.
πŸš— A great pit stop while road-tripping through the Silver Valley or northern Idaho.

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Come along as Simba and I explore Wallace, Idaho, and stop by the Oasis Bordello Museum. From preserved history to small-town charm, this quirky landmark is a reminder of the stories tucked away in unexpected places.

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