Deadwood from the Local Merchants!

4th Edition
Volume III
Community Guide
to
Published May 2014
Here is a city quaint, unique,
amidst its picturesque surrounds, no other like it in all the
world. Also a city of comfortable
homes, cultured people, refined
society - a business city that has
a population of 7,000 souls - that
has two national and one state
bank - the finest hotel in all the
northwest - elegant stores occupying large handsome business
blocks of brick and stone. A fine
water and sewer system and
with complete fire protection,
electric lights, and gas works.
Seven churches thoroughly supported. The best public school in
the west. Two daily and three
weekly newspapers, machine
shops, foundries, and carriage
works. We have a $50,000 city
hall. The US government is
erecting a $200,000 Federal
Building. It is the terminal of
two great railways - the
Burlington and the
Northwestern, of four narrow
Cost - Priceless
Locally Owned & Operated Retail Businesses
Amid the mass of gambling venues, small locally owned and
operated retail businesses are
sprinkled throughout the city. The
purpose of this guide is to help
visitors to Deadwood identify and
locate the various retailers.
Retailers that offer a wide variety
of goods and services in this community. Brick and mortar businesses may seem like the old fashion
way to do business in this era, but
they are still the heart and soul to
every city. You will meet locals
who will bend over backwards to
help you! Let this guide help you
explore our historic city and
enhance your time with us! The
city of Deadwood today is a
vibrant 24/7 destination resort
community. 1.5 to 2 million visitors from all over the world walk
the same brick streets as the early
pioneers that settled this wild and
woolly gold camp of 1876. Early
visitors to this city include notable
characters such as Wild Bill James
Hickok, Calamity Jane, Seth
Bullock, Preacher Smith,
Deadwood Dick, Poker Alice, and
Potato Creek Johnny. Merchants in
1876 catered to the needs of gold
camp prospectors. Merchants of
today cater to the needs of modern day travelers. If we can do
anything to make your stay more
enjoyable, please do not hesitate
to contact any merchant in this
guide.
Three generations of visitors to
Deadwood have been enjoying the
theatrical play written in the
1930's by local resident & chamber director Nell Perrigoue who
probably never dreamed that he
would start a long standing tradition in this old wild west town. Visitors of today enjoy partici-
pating in the nightly trial by serving on the jury or being an eyewitness to testify to the swift and
unjust killing of the famous lawman named Will Bill James Butler
Hickok. Be a part of history and
join the audience in this interactive and memorable play production! See Pg. 8 for schedule.
DEADWOOD
OF TODAY
2014
DEADWOOD
OF TODAY
1903
gauge systems with an electric
inter-urban line. The gold reduction works has a smelter, stamp
and analgamanation works.
Several large cyanide plants as
well as a complete ore testing
and sampling works and a US
government assay office.
A 1903 Invitation to Deadwood:
Now let us suggest that you
give these wondrous Black Hills
of ours a little thought; that you
take a trip and come and see and
rest with us a while. We assure
you of a hospitable welcome.
Nowhere can you be more comfortable than in our modern
hotels. (Information reprinted
with permission from the
Deadwood Historic Preservation
Commission from the Deadwood
Business Club Deadwood of
today 1903 publication).
"THE TRIAL OF JACK
MCCALL" — OLD
WEST'S LONGEST
RUNNING PLAY
IN HISTORY —
80+ YEARS
Welcome to Deadwood from the Local Merchants!
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Famous Faces of Deadwood
Oggie’s Sports Bar & Deadwood Grille
Mount Rushmore is famous for it’s four faces but the historical town of Deadwood could also have a mountain carved
in tribute to the famous characters who helped create the unforgettable moments in history. These individuals are fondly
remembered for their lives of adventure, heroism, and contributions to the expansion of the west in the 1880’s era.
WILD BILL ~ James Butler Hickok
(May 27, 1837 - August 2, 1876)
Experience the Best in Dining at The Lodge at Deadwood!
100 Pine St. • Deadwood, SD
1-877-DWD-LODG
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PO Box 425
11842 US Hwy 14A
Deadwood, SD 57732
Phone: (866)370-3555
Local Office: (605)578-3555
Fax: (605)578-9909
[email protected]
www.StayInTheHills.com
Ernie Rupp, Owner and President
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250 US Hwy 14A, Box 275
Deadwood, SD 57732 • 605-578-9970
[email protected] • schadevineyard.com
Better known as Wild Bill
Hickok, was a figure in
the American Old West.
His skills as a gunfighter and scout, along
with his reputation as
a lawman, provided
the basis for his fame,
although some of his
exploits are fictionalized. His nickname of
Wild Bill has inspired
similar nicknames for
men know for their daring
in various fields.
Hickok came to the West as a
stagecoach driver, then became a lawman in the
frontier territories of Kansas and Nebraska. He
fought in the Union Army during the American
Civil War, and gained publicity after the war as a
scout, marksman, and professional gambler.
Between his law-enforcement duties and gambling, which easily overlapped, Hickok was
involved in several notable shootouts, and was
ultimately killed while playing poker in a Dakota
Territory
saloon.
Hickok, but also for having gained fame gunfighting,
scout for the military & performer in the Buffalo Bill
Cody Wild West shows.
She is said to have been a woman who also exhibited kindness and compassion, especially to the sick
and needy.
This contrast helped to make her a famous and
infamous frontier figure.
SETH BULLOCK
Seth Bullock
(July 23, 1847 September 23, 1903)
Deadwood’s first
Sheriff of the newly
formed Lawrence
County in April 1877,
and U.S. Marshall.
He & Sol Star ran
the best hardware
store in Deadwood
Gulch.
He was also a good
friend of future President
Teddy Roosevelt.
POKER ALICE
Alice Ivers Tubbs;
aka: Poker Alice
(1851 -1930)
CALAMITY JANE
Martha Jane Cannary
Burke
better known as
Calamity Jane
(May 1, 1856 August 1, 1903)
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Perhaps the best
known female poker
player in the Old West,
Alice Ivers actually
hailed from England.
She is buried in
Sturgis, SD.
Poker Alice was a
notorious card shark,
cigar smoker, & expert
gun handler.
A frontier woman,
and professional scout
best known for her
claim of being an
acquaintance of Wild Bill
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Check out the
new pizza in town!
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402 Main St., Deadwood • 605-578-1110
Restaurant Hours: Daily 6:30am - 10:30pm
Hot Breakfast Buffet Every Morning
Soup & Salad Bar • Daily Specials
555 Main St., Deadwood • 605-643-4490
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Sweet Revenge Candies
56 Ice Cream Flavors, 38 Taffy Flavors
Nostalgic Candies and Gifts
10% off Taffy with this ad
614 Main Street, Deadwood, SD. 57732
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Calendar of Events Where the Fun Begins...
June 13 & 14, 2014
Wild Bill Days
October 9-11, 2014
Wild West Songwriters Festival
July 22-26, 2014
Days of ’76 Rodeo & Parades
October 31, 2014
Deadweird
August 2-10, 2014
Sturgis Bike Rally
November 8, 2014
Deadwood’s Veteran’s Salute!
August 21-24, 2014
Kool Deadwood Nites
November & December 2014
Wild West Weekends
– Retail Specials!
September 12 & 13, 2014
Deadwood JAM
October 3 & 4, 2014
Oktoberfest
February 1, 2015
South Dakota’s Largest’s
TAILGATE Party
February 6 & 7, 2015
Mardi Gras Weekend
December 31, 2014
New Year’s Eve Citywide
Celebration
March 13 & 14, 2015
St. Patrick’s Weekend
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MUSTANG SALLY’S
SportS Bar & Grill
April 9-11, 2015
Forks, Corks, & Kegs Food
& Wine Festival
Open 7 Days a Week
Serving Food Late!
634 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732
Phone: (605)
May 2, 2015
Cinco de Mayo Festival
578-2025
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Deadwood Goes to Hollywood
For 75 years
Hollywood has
been enamored
with the characters of
Deadwood and
its 1870's gold
rush history. Movies about Wild
Bill Hickok & Calamity Jane have
kept this quiet little historical town
in the Hollywood spotlight. To take
a trip down memory lane…..how
many of these famous movies &
actors playing Wild Bill or Calamity
Jane can you remember?
1936 The Plainsman
(Gary Cooper)
1938 The Great Adventures
of Wild Bill
(Wild Bill Elliot)
1938 Frontier Scout
(George Houston)
1940 Young Bill Hickok
(Roy Rogers)
1941 Badlands of the Dakota
(Richard Dix)
1953 Calamity Jane
(Doris Day)
1953 Pony Express
(Forrest Tucker)
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1958 The Adventures
of Wild Bill
Hickok (Guy Madison)
1970 Little Big Man
(Jeff Corey)
1977 The White Buffalo
(Charles Bronson)
1995 Wild Bill
(Jeff Bridges)
1990's Purgatory - TV Movie
(Sam Shepard)
2004-2006 HBO Deadwood
(Keith Carradiene)
Calamity Jane
(Robin Weigert)
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Buying and Selling Coins
Gold • Silver Bullion • Collectibles
615 Saint Joseph St., Rapid City, SD 57701
605-484-9788 • dakotagoldcoin.com
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COFFEE
ICE CREAM
652 Main
Street
Next to Stockade
Vaughn Boyd, Proprietor
628 Main St., Deadwood, SD 57732
605-722-1510 • www.deadwoodtobacco.com
717-3354
[email protected]
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Great
Steaks and
Burgers!
658 Main Street
(605) 578-1300
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CATEGORY RETAIL
SERVICE GUIDE
TO DEADWOOD AREA MERCHANTS
☞ DINING
BB Cody’s (27)
Big D/Papa John’s Pizza (5)
Buffalo Bodega Steakhouse (21)
Dairy Queen/Orange Julius (23)
Gold Dust/Maverick’s Steak &
Cocktails (28)
Main Street Espresso/Big Dipper (20)
Midnight Star (26)
Mineral Palace/Gem Steakhouse (12)
Mustang Sally’s (16)
Pump House/Mind Blown Studio (41)
Tin Lizzie (7)
ENTERTAINMENT:
Deadwood 1876 Theater (9)
Deadwood History Inc (40)
Deadwood Mountain Grand
Event Center (34)
KDSJ Radio (32)
Original Deadwood Tour (25)
LODGING:
Bullock Hotel (15)
Celebrity Hotel (13)
Comfort Inn & Suites (53)
☞
☞
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Executive Lodging of the
Black Hills (2)
Hickok’s Hotel (27)
Iron Horse Inn (36)
Martin & Mason Hotel (37)
The Lodge at Deadwood (1)
Whistler Gulch Campground (54)
☞
RETAIL:
ABC Business Supply (42)
Antique Mall at Deadwood Dicks (39)
Belle Joli Winery (6)
Berg Jewelry (19)
Black Hills Gold by Coleman (18)
Canyon View Amish Furniture (4)
Dakota Coin & Precious Metals (11)
Deadwood Dick’s Antiques (34)
Deadwood Gift Shoppe (22)
Deadwood Gulch Resort/
Creekside Gifts (55)
Deadwood Guns (38)
Deadwood Harley-Davidson (29)
Deadwood Tobacco (14)
First Deadwood Souvenirs (31)
Happy Days (59)
Madame’s Peacock’s Beer & Bling (17)
Mt Moriah Gift Shop (50)
Prairie Harvest Mercantile & Gifts (8)
Schade Winery (3)
Shankar Arts (35)
Sweet Revenge Candies (10)
The Wood Grotto (44)
Twin City Hardware,
Rental & Lumber (56)
Woody's Wild West
Old Time Photos (60)
☞ SERVICES: Bookkeepers of the Black Hills (61)
Century 21 Associated Realty (52)
Dakota Player Club (49)
Deadwood Electric (47)
First Interstate Bank (30)
Garret TenBroek, CPA (51)
Hegg Realty (43)
M.S. Mail (48)
Northen Hills Allicance
for Children (33)
Re/Max Gold Realty (45)
Security Insurance (46)
Shama Properties/Goldberg’s (24)
Southside Service & Gas (51)
VTI Computer Sales & Service (57)
ALPHABETICAL LISTING
Cornerstone Store
673 Main St., Deadwood
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Goldberg's
Est. 1888
BUILDING FOR SALE
Approximately 9,400 square footage
Located in the heart of Deadwood's Main Street
Contact: Century 21, Deadwood, SD
at 1.877.905.3322
Reservations:
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Office:
605.578.2091
Fax:
605.578.1092
Cell:
605.920.1177
P.O. Box 472 • Deadwood, SD 57732
[email protected] • originaldeadwodtour.com
ABC Business Supply
Antique Mall/Deadwood Dicks
Belle Joli Winery
Berg Jewelry
Big D/Papa Johns
Black Hills Bookkeeping
Black Hills Gold by Coleman
Buffalo-Bodega Complex
Bullock Hotel
Canyon View Amish Furniture
Celebrity Hotel
Century 21 Associated Realty
Comfort Inn & Suites
Dakota Coin & Precious Metals
Dakota Players Club
Dairy Queen/Orange Julius
Deadwood 1876 Theater
Deadwood Electric
Deadwood Gift Shoppe
Deadwood Gulch Resort/Creekside Gifts
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Diamond Lil’s
Bar & Grill
Jake’s
Fine Dining
(605) 578-1555
1-800-999-6482
Fax: (605) 578-2739
677 Main Street • Deadwood, SD 57732
www.themidnightstar.com
Hickok’s
BB cody’s complex
Mt. Moriah Gift Shop
Mustang Sally’s
Northern Hills Alliance for Children
Original Deadwood Tour
Prairie Harvest Mercantile
Pump House/Mind Blown Studio
Re/Max Gold Realty
Schade Winery
Security insurance
Shama Properties/Goldbergs
Shankar Arts
Southside Service
Sweet Revenge Candies
The Lodge at Deadwood
The Wood Grotto
Tin Lizzie
Twin City Hardware, Rental & Lumber
VTI Computer Sales & Service
Whistler Gulch Campground
Woody's Wild West Old Time Photos
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Elegant Suites ~ Gaming ~ Steakhouse
Full Service Bar
681-685 Main Street
Deadwood, SD 57732
605.578.2222
605.717.0358 fax
www.hickoks.com
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Deadwood Guns
Deadwood Harley Davidson
Deadwood History
Deadwood Mountain Grand Event Center
Deadwood Tobacco
Executive Lodging of the Black Hills
First Deadwood Souvenirs
First Interstate Bank
Gold Dust/Mavericks
Happy Days
Hegg Realty
Hickok’s
Iron Horse Inn
KDSJ Radio
Madame Peacock’s
Main Street Espresso/Big Dipper
Martin & Mason Hotel
Midnight Star
Mineral Palace/Gem Steakhouse
MS Mail
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Points of Interest
Getting Around....follow this map for points of interest in the Deadwood area.
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2-3-4
Mt. Roosevelt Trail
& Monument
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Day's of '76
Museum
Rodeo
Grounds
St. Ambrose
Cemetery
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Visitor Center
FREE Parking
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9-10-11
8
12
Parking
Ramp
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17
14
13
18
Railroad Lot
FREE Parking
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
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Library
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Visitor &
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Adams
Museum
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Courthouse
Broken Boot
Gold Mine
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Rec Center
City Hall
Sherman St. Lot
FREE Parking
Historic Adams
House
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45-46
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Hospital
Clinic
Pharmacy
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First Deadwood Souvenirs
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Ice Cream (16 flavors)
Minnetonka Moccasins
Deadwood Apparel
Gifts and Souvenirs
Deadwood
Trolley
Schedule
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Pa Memorial Day to mid-September
Area Historical Books
Dakota Gold Jewelry
Leather Hats
Sarsaparilla
696 Main Street, Deadwood, SD 57732
605-920-1512
Located below First Interstate Bank building
www.firstdeadwoodcottages.com
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Trolleys run at regular
intervals between all hotels,
motels, and other key
points throughout
Deadwood.
Sunday to Thursday
7 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Friday & Saturday
7 a.m. to 3:00 a.m.
Hours are subject to change.
The hourly trolley schedule
is posted on the back of the
Main Street Trolley stop signs.
605-578-1826
*Available at Visitor Centers.
605-578-1827 (fax) • [email protected]
kdsj980.com
The Haunted Side of Deadwood
Paranormal enthusiasts
love to ghost hunt in
Deadwood. The Bullock
Hotel is a ghost hunter's
dream. Check the summer
schedule to see if you can
catch a tour of the building.
But don't stop just there!
Locations such as Fairmont
Hotel had the ghost hunters
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stop by recently, Adams
House tour guides may mention happenings, Ingelside
neighborhood has rumors of
activity, and Upper Level of
the Badlands District which
housed the former brothels
have also reported activity.
Check with the local retailers for a copy of these popu-
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EVENT CENTER
For a complete list
of upcoming events
or to buy tickets:
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Martin & Mason Hotel
33 Deadwood Street
Deadwood, South Dakota 57732
Phone: 605-722-3456
Fax: 605-722-6258
DeadwoodMountainGrand.com • 877-907-4726
or visit
TicketMaster.com • 800-745-3000
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lar books: Ghostly Tales of
the Black Hills and
Badlands or
The South Dakota Road
Guide to Haunted Locations.
Perhaps if you are lucky
you may experience a bit of
ghostliness firsthand during
your visit to our city!
www.martinmasonhotel.com
[email protected]
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Glass
Blowing
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Tel. (605) 578-3808
Email: [email protected]
www.shankararts.com
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29 Deadwood St.
P.O. Box 73
Deadwood, SD 57732
The Iron Horse Inn
27 Deadwood St., Deadwood, SD 57732
Call for best room rates!
(605) 717-7530
Book online:
www.ironhorseinndeadwood.com
Inquiries:
[email protected]
10% Discount Tonight! Restructions apply
Demonstrations
Classes
Gifts
Full Service
Coffee & Deli
73 Sherman St., Deadwood • 605-571-1071
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Antique Mall
@
Deadwood Dick's
Antiques • Souvenirs • Lodging
Saloon & Eatery
51 Sherman Street
Across from the Adams Museum
1-877-882-4990 www.deadwooddicks.com
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ABC
Business Supply
Office Supplies • Furniture • Printers • Ink & Toner
Batteries • SD Cards & Flash Drives
79 Sherman Street • Deadwood, SD 57732
Ph. 605-578-3636 Fax: 605-578-3661
[email protected]
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Points of Interest
Adams Museum
Days of '76 Museum
HOURS
Summer:
May – Sept. 9am-5pm
Winter:
Tues. – Sat. 10am – 4pm
HOURS
Summer:
May – Sept. 9am – 5pm
Winter:
Tues. – Sat. 10am – 4pm
54 Sherman Street
1876 Crescent Drive
Open year-round, the Black Hill’s
oldest history museum explores
Deadwood’s past and larger-thanlife legends.
The Days of ‘76 Museum
commemorates the history of
the award-winning Days of ’76
celebration and rodeo.
History & Information Center
Historic Adams House
HOURS
Open Daily
Summer: 8am – 7pm
Winter: 9am – 5pm
HOURS
Summer:
May – Sept. 9am – 5pm
Winter:
Open for special events
Located on 3 Siever Street
22 Van Buren Avenue
Located in the old railroad depot,
the history and information center
gives visitors an overview of the
city and surrounding area.
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
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Meticulously restored 1892
Victorian mansion with original
contents intact. Guided tours
available.
Broken Boot Gold Mine
HOURS
May-Sept. Daily 8am – 6pm
HOURS
Open year round
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• Medicare
Supplements
Located on Upper Main Street,
Highway 14A
1 Mt. Moriah Drive
One of America’s most famous
western cemeteries and final
resting place of Wild Bill Hickok
and Calamity Jane
Tours of a historic underground
mine and gold panning.
• Specializing
in Senior
Health Plans
136 Sherman St., Suite A
Deadwood, SD 57732
Recreation Center
Phone 605-722-6466
Homestake Adams Research
and Cultural Center
HOURS
Mon. – Fri. 5am – 9pm
Saturday 7am – 5pm
Sunday 1pm – 6pm
HOURS
Mon. – Fri. 10am – 4pm
or by appointment
105 Sherman Street
150 Sherman Street
Features heated indoor pool with
kids pool, indoor basketball court,
kids game room, weight and
cardio room.
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Features the most extensive
collection of Black Hills documents
and photographs in the nation.
Monthly public programs
Tim Conrad
605-920-1214
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Direct Mail &
Marketing Services
Bulk Mailings (any size)
Fold, tab, label, stuff, seal,
list purchase & more!
Design and Print
Create or maintain your mail list
Answer questions about mailings
Call Lynn to
save time
and money!
605-578-1429
140 Sherman Street, Deadwood • blackhillsmail.com
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Black Hills real estate hunter -
ChristleBroker
Robinson
605-920-1084
Cell:
[email protected] • www.hegg.com
www.BlackHillsRealEstateHunter.com
Appointments at your convenience!
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Gifts, Decor,
Food, Candles, Books,
Jewelry, Clothing
Open April - October
Located at Mt. Moriah Drive, Deadwood, SD
605-717-0240
[email protected]
HISTORIC STREET
SHOOTOUTS DAILY
Historic Main Street Gunslinger Shows
Don’t miss the daily excitement on main street
(Tuesday-Sunday)!
And guess what... it’s FREE!
☛ 2:00 p.m. Four Aces
☛ 4:00 p.m. Celebrity Hotel
☛ 6:00 p.m. Franklin
Get Deputized & a Free Badge!
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LIVE SHOWS!
Saloon #10 - Assassination
of Wild Bill Show
☛ 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, or 7:00 p.m.
Street Capture of Jack McCall
☛ 7:30 p.m. in front of Saloon #10
Theatrical Play
The Trial of Jack McCall
☛ 8:00 p.m. One Hour
Audience Participation Admission Fee
Performance in the Mason Hall
715 Main St.
THE 2 CEMETERIES City & Community
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50 Cliff Street • Deadwood, SD 57732
www.c21deadwood.com
605-578-1417
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• Newly Remodeled
Rooms & Suite
• Indoor Swimming Pool
• Amusement Park
• Meeting Rooms
• Casino & Sports Bar
Almost everyone visiting Deadwood is looking for
the famous Mt Moriah Cemetery where Wild Bill
Hickok and Calamity Jane among others are buried. But did you know that there is another cemetery that has just as much historical significance
in this city?
The St. Ambrose Catholic cemetery is located on
side of a hill on Pleasant Street near Burnham
avenue, which is located north of the Days of 76
rodeo grounds district.
There is a beautiful and unusual glowing head
stone of an angel, which is well worth the time to
hike up and explore this lesser known beautiful
quiet cemetery nestled back in the pines in the
historic neighborhood.
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Full Service: Paint, Paint Sundries, Tools, Electrical,
Builders, Housewares, Plumbing, Automotive,
RV Supplies, Lumber, Keys, Etc.
Hours: M-F 7am-5:30pm • Sat. 8am-5pm • Sun. 10am-2pm
605-578-7550 • 1-800-961-3096
Les & Cindy Bellet
www.deadwoodcomfortinn.com
225 Cliff St., Deadwood
Phone: 605-578-3782
After hours: 605-920-8966
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Information:
South Dakota Area Code: 605
Ambulance - 911
City Hall of Deadwood - 605-578-2600
Dentist Office - 605-578-3810
Northern Hills Federal
Credit Union - 605-578-3995
Eyecare Office - 605-578-1761
Fire Emergency - 911
Fire Department - 605-578-1212
First Interstate Bank - 605-578-1792
Golf Course - 605-578-2080
Hospital - 605-722-6101
Information & Visitor
Center - 605-578-2507
Lawrence County Sheriff - 605-578-2230
Medical Clinic - 605-717-6431
Pharmacy - 605-578-1512
Police Department - 605-578-2623
Police Emergency - 911
Post Office - 605-578-1505
Recreation & Aquatic
Center - 605-578-3729
Wells Fargo Bank - 605-578-3400
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BOOKKEEPERS
of the Black Hills
Personalized Solutions for YOU
Jane Hallberg
605-580-0356
email:[email protected]
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