Deadwood, South Dakota Attractions
Unusual landmarks, museums, roadside attractions, and hidden wonders in Deadwood and the surrounding area.
Sights for Oddball Excursions
Center of the Nation Monument
Belle Fourche, South Dakota
Belle Fourche is the Geographic Center of the U.S. A big "stand on the Center" monument proves it.
Death Chair of Wild Bill Hickok
Deadwood, South Dakota
Deadwood has become fashionable again, but Wild Bill Hickok's Death Chair has been drawing visitors for over 70 years.
Adams Museum: Deadwood's Attic
Deadwood, South Dakota
The entertaining detritus of Deadwood, including the gold nugget of Potato Creek Johnny and a two-headed calf.
National Presidential Wax Museum
Keystone, South Dakota
Every American President, from Washington to Trump, they're all waxen and eerily lifelike. Nixon greets quarantined Moon Men!
Reptile Gardens
Rapid City, South Dakota
Classic Black Hills tourist attraction has the largest collection of reptiles on Earth, including a giant crocodile named Maniac.
In and Around Deadwood
Choice field reports and tips. Or check out: Complete list of South Dakota attractions.
- Rapid City: Reptile Gardens
- Rapid City: Cosmos Mystery Area
- Keystone: National Presidential Wax Museum
- Deadwood: Adams Museum: Deadwood's Attic
- Deadwood: Wild Bill's Stone Head
- Deadwood: Death Chair of Wild Bill Hickok
- Deadwood: Neon Tootsie the Coyote
- Deadwood: Deadwood: Signs and Wonders
- Deadwood: Celebrity Hotel: Relics on Display
- Deadwood: Original Location of Saloon No. 10
- Deadwood: Brothel Deadwood
- Deadwood: Graves of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane
- Deadwood: Sitting Bill
- Deadwood: Broken Boot Gold Mine
- Deadwood: Days of '76 Museum
- Deadwood: World's 3rd Largest Bronze Sculpture
- Deadwood: Preacher Smith Monument
- Deadwood: Teddy Roosevelt Friendship Tower
- Lead: Open Pit Mine Hole [tips]
- Lead: Mining Museum, Simulated Gold Mine [tips]
- Sturgis: Mailman Scalped by Indians Here [tips]
