Wallace, Idaho: Oasis Bordello Museum

Preserved as it was in 1988 -- not 1888 -- when its occupants fled an impending raid. Learn the Madam's favorite video games, and what the prostitutes were eating for dinner.

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Whore House - Now a museum

You gave a good tribute to the Wallace stoplight, but you missed the real attraction. I grew up in the area, and until 1992 there was a fully functional, real life whore house in Wallace, Idaho, just like in the movies, complete with a menu. The Feds raided the whole valley in 92 and the place was shut down, but it is now a museum.

[Mark Wasson, 12/10/1997]

Wallace is a town of marvels. The CofC hands out a walking tour guide that will direct you to, among other things: the Prostitution Museum; a railroad depot built with Chinese bricks; Elk tracks in a city sidewalk; the Pulaski monument, which honors the 1910 fire hero who saved 37 of his men by leading them into two old mine tunnels nearby.

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Oasis Bordello Museum

Address:: 605 Cedar St., Wallace, ID
Directions:: I-90 exit 62. At the end of the ramp, turn south onto Residence St., which turns into Bank St. As you enter Wallace, turn right onto 7th St., drive until it ends, then turn left onto Cedar St. A half block on the right.
Hours:: W-Sa 11-4, or by appt. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 208-753-0801
Admission:: $5
RA Rates:: Major Fun