Deadwood, South Dakota -
Deadwood - Where Wild Bill Hickok Was Shot
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Deadwood recently became fashionable again, but Wild Bill Hickok's Death Chair has been drawing visitors since 1876.
- Address:
- 657 Main St., Deadwood, SD
- Directions:
- In the No. 10 Saloon. Downtown, one block west of US 14A. On the east side of Main St. between Wall and Lee Sts.
- Phone:
- 605-578-3346
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Deadwood - Where Wild Bill Hickok Was Shot
Deadwood recently became fashionable again, but Wild Bill Hickok's Death Chair has been drawing visitors since 1876. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
Deadwood recently became fashionable again, but Wild Bill Hickok's Death Chair has been drawing visitors since 1876. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
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Buffalo Run Runs into Deadwood Dead End
Business owners in the wild west town of Deadwood, South Dakota, will have to think of a new way to draw attention to their town. ... [06/18/2006] Complete News Story
Business owners in the wild west town of Deadwood, South Dakota, will have to think of a new way to draw attention to their town. ... [06/18/2006] Complete News Story
Site of Wild Bill Hickok's Death Visited Deadwood in June. The site of Wild Bill's death is in the basement of the Wild West Casino, approximately across the street from the # 10 Saloon. The # 10 Saloon was originally on that site. They have wax figures showing the card game and Wild Bill and several interpretative museum cases about the killing. [Carl Fuglein, 07/10/2005]
Two-headed Calf The Adams Museum features a two-headed calf and many other oddities --and this VERY weird display of this guy's lifetime work of carvings of these little pink-colored women engaged in all manner of activities. There is ONE man in the display -- and he is perched on a pedestal in the center of the little town. [Joyce Remy, 11/22/1998]
Nearby Offbeat Places
- Adams Memorial Museum, Deadwood, SD - < 1 mi.
- Big Carved Wood Bear and Fish, Lead, SD - 4 mi.
- Boondocks 1950s Retro Complex, Deadwood, SD - 7 mi.
- In the region: Sheep Capital of the Nation, Newell, SD - 27 mi.
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