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Johnny Sundby, South Dakota Office of Tourism, Adams Museum & House, Mark Nordby, Doug Hyun/HBO © Crazy Horse Memorial Fnd. Photography Credits: Johnny Sundby, South Dakota Office of Tourism, Adams Museum & House, Mark Nordby, Doug Hyun/HBO. Adams Museum & House, Mark Nordby, South Dakota Office of Tourism, Photography Credits: Johnny Sundby, Long before the modern day gaming halls were built, Deadwood was Deadw known as a lawless town run by ood TV Serie infamous gamblers and gunslingers. s Bars, brothels and gaming halls made up this tiny town in the Black Hills of South Dakota that was home to legendary characters like Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Histo ric Reenactors While men like Sheriff Seth Bullock k ll Hicko and Mayor E.B. Farnum tried to tame Wild Bi the town, the outlaw spirit never really died. Today, when you stand on Historic Main Street you’re transported back to a wilder time… when whiskey ruled and gamblers took a chance just walking down the street. Calamity Jane 1 2 Poker With ongoing restoration, Deadwood is being transformed back into the frontier town that once drew legends and legions in search of their fortune. The entire town is a registered National Historic Landmark. But don’t let that fool you–behind all the historic facades is plenty of modern-day fun. Our world-class gaming halls have $100 bet limits and feature luxury accommodations and some of the finest cuisine anywhere. Play slots or try Blackjack your luck at one of our blackjack, Three-card, or Texas Hold’em tables. er ard Pok 3 Three C 4 Red Cloud The Dakota Territory was a fairly uninhabited place until gold was discovered in 1874 by Colonel George Armstrong Custer’s expedition. That discovery set off a rush of fortune seekers looking to strike it Miners rich. The first gold was found near the present day city of Custer in the Southern Hills, but the creeks ve and mines yielded little treasure. Irene Lo In 1876, miners moved into the Northern Black Hills. That’s where they came across a gulch full of hnny reek Jo dead trees and a creek full of gold… Potato C and Deadwood was born. Practically overnight, the tiny gold camp boomed into a town that played by its own rules. It attracted outlaws, gamblers and gunslingers along with the gold prospectors. Wild Bill Hickok was one of those men who came looking for fortune. But just a few short weeks after arriving, he was Mount Moriah gunned down holding a poker hand of aces and eights. And so began the legend of the Deadman’s Hand. Only in Deadwood can you relive that infamous moment. Every day during the summer, you can see the shooting of Wild Bill and the Trial of Jack McCall (the man who shot him) reenacted right where it happened. 5 6 Wild Bill Days Kick off the summer with one of Deadwood’s fastest Kool Deadwood Nites growing events featuring Four days full of classic the Fast Draw World cars, parades, poker runs, Championships, Wild West and two days of free reenactments, plus two days concerts featuring music If you’re looking for a modern-day western of free concerts from big from the ‘50s and ‘60s. adventure, you can find that here too. name performers. Throughout the year, the city plays host to rodeos, festivals and world-class concert events that draw big name performers like Historic Deadwood has plenty of fun Big & Rich. From the Days of ‘76 to Naja Temple Northern for the whole family. You can see Wild Wild Bill Days and Kool Deadwood Nights, Hills Shrine Circus Bill’s six-shooter or visit his gravesite you can release your inner outlaw in a town Deadwood gets really wild Days of ‘76 Rodeo next to Calamity Jane. You can pan for that’s still wild at heart. when the circus comes to For four straight years real gold or just walk through town and town, featuring exciting the PRCA has named the see the places where men and women Daily Shootouts acts and animals from Days of ‘76 Rodeo as the became legends. Along with our “Best Midsize Rodeo of the Year.” Watch the Old West around the world. historic attractions, Deadwood is also This six-day event features come to life as actors surrounded by natural beauty. Tucked top-notch rodeo action, roam the streets as in the heart of the Black Hills, you can parades and parties. western characters and hike, mountain bike or enjoy motorcycle Sturgis Rally For tickets call: rides on our scenic byways. Our lakes play out key moments 1-888-838-BULL and Races and streams are an angler’s paradise and in Deadwood’s past. our expansive trail system is ideal for 2pm, 4pm, and 6pm You never know what adventure seekers. In the winter, to expect at the Sturgis Deadwood has just as much to offer Motorcycle Rally. with cross country and downhill skiing, It’s a week full of bikes, sledding or snowmobiling. Every babes and beer. Here season here is full of legendary fun! everything goes! Deadwood Jam Enjoy the best rock, reggae and blues for two incredible days. One of the best music festivals in all of South Dakota. Trial of Jack McCall Why did Jack McCall kill Wild Bill? Learn the real story behind the shooting at this theatrical production. 8pm (nightly) Cost: $5.00 7 8 Deadwood is one of many unique attractions you’ll find in South Dakota. Home of Mount Rushmore National Memorial, here you can stare America’s history in the face or listen to your heart pound as you watch 1,500 wild buffalo crest a hill in Custer State Park. Unimaginable scenery spans the state— from the majestic hills in the west to the rolling prairies in the east. Intrigue and mystery dot the landscape from Badlands National Park to Sica Hollow. We have a strong Wild West heritage, rich Native American culture and pioneer spirit that makes Visit South Dakota a place you have to see to believe. Visit the land of Great Faces and Great Places and or call capture the spirit of America. for help in planning your 9 South Dakota vacation. 10 ATTRACTIONS continued 1-800-999-1876 Days of ‘76 Museum 17 Crescent Drive, Deadwood, SD 57732 Native American and Old West artifacts. Over 50 authentic horse-drawn CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND VISITORS BUREAU 605-578-2872, www.Daysof76.com vehicles, including the original “Deadwood Stage.” 3765 Silver Maple Ct., New Orleans, LA 70131 An old west theme park COMING SOON to Deadwood. Gold Nugget Theme Park, LLC 504-715-9599, [email protected] For information on conventions, meetings, events or relocation, Gulches of Fun Resort 225 Cliff Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 The area’s most exciting fun park and arcade, go-karts, bumper boats, contact the Deadwood Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau. DIRECTORY 605-578-7550 800-961-3096, www.gulchesoffun.com mini-golf and “Speedway Subs.” 22 Van Buren, Deadwood, SD 57732 The 1892 Victorian mansion is a virtual time capsule of Deadwood’s Historic Adams House 605-578-3724, www.AdamsMuseumAndHouse.org turn-of-the-century upper class. 1-800-999-1876 WWW.DEADWOOD.COM ATTRACTIONS & TOURS 11 53 Forest Avenue, Deadwood, SD 57732 Lonestars of Deadwood – Living history re-enactors. Wild Bill Hickok – David Soma 605-722-5883, [email protected] GAMING 13 622 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 Entertainment includes live bands, country and rock, dinner theatre, Lucky Nugget Gambling Hall 605-578-1100, www.LuckyNuggetCardClub.com comedy and stage shows. D LODGING 13 E A Deadwood, SD 57732 Deadwood’s historic cemetery includes such notables as Wild Bill Hickok D Mount Moriah Cemetery W 605-578-2600 and Calamity Jane. Open year-round. O Bed & Breakfasts O D A 629 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 FREE admission. See James Bond’s Aston Martin, Magnum P.I.’s Ferrari, R Cabins, Condos & Lodges Nelson’s Garage Car Museum E BLACK HILLS CENTRAL RESERVATIONS 605-578-1909 888-399-1886, www.celebritycasinos.com Herbie, Smokey and the Bandit T/A. A Campgrounds 622 Main Street (basement of Lucky Nugget) Deadwood, SD Northern Hills Railway Society Large finely detailed operating model railroad display. Open daily. Booking a vacation to Deadwood and the Black Hills Territory is as easy as picking Motels & Hotels 57732, 605-722-3600, www.NHRailwaySociety.org Vacation Rentals 11842 US Hwy 14-A, PO Box 587, Deadwood, SD 57732 Join us at The Roo Ranch as we offer an interactive learning experience up the phone. Just call Black Hills Central Reservations and our team of travel The Roo Ranch 605-578-1777 877-578-1777, www.TheRooRanch.com with kangaroos. 657 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 experts can help you plan and book every facet of your vacation: airline tickets, RECREATION 16 Saloon No. 10 The only museum in the world with a bar. car rentals, lodging, attractions and special packages. We can even reserve tickets 605-578-3346 800-952-9398, www.saloon10.com RESTAURANTS 17 100 Tatanka Drive, PO Box 503, Deadwood, SD 57732 Kevin Costner’s tribute to the American West, centerpiece being to many of the events that keep the Black Hills exciting all year long. Tatanka: Story of the Bison 605-584-5678, www.storyofthebison.com 17 larger than life bronze sculptures. RETAIL 18 715 Main Street/Mason Building, Deadwood, SD 57732 Nightly entertainment May-Sept. General admission; see the infamous Trial of Jack McCall 605-578-1876 trial of the man who killed Wild Bill Hickok. 1-800-344-8826 WWW.DEADWOOD.COM SERVICES 19 641 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732 Family fun! Old Time photos.
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