In 1876, the Wild West town of Deadwood was born when prospectors came across a gulch full of dead trees and a creek full of gold. Historic Deadwood, SD is just as wild today as it was when legends like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and Seth Bullock roamed the streets.
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The museum celebrates the 100+ year-old celebration with the same name. This state-of-the-art facility is filled with dynamic and thematic exhibitions including 50+ historic animal-powered vehicles, a firearms exhibit and interactive activities for kids.
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If you think shopping is playing, welcome to Historic Deadwood. Explore the historic cobblestone streets and find antiques, vintage and trendy clothing, souvenirs and fine gifts, sweet treats, artwork and artisans, Black Hills Gold jewelry and eclectic boutiques with just about everything you can imagine.
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Deadwood’s newest historic attraction uses storytelling to interpret the century-long history of the brothels in Deadwood and the Wild West.
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Located in the Black Hills National Forest, Deadwood is where you can play all day and all night. Enjoy the outdoor adventures, hikes, mountain bike rides and ATV trails of the Black Hills by day and the casinos and bars of Deadwood by night.
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He’s one of the biggest names in Red Dirt music, has racked up 21 #1 singles and has sold out Deadwood Mountain Grand in the past!
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Bring your phone or camera into one of Deadwood’s Visitor Centers (501 Main Street or 3 Siever Street) and show us your #WildBillMe…
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The cuisine in Deadwood is just as exciting as its Wild West past. Enjoy exquisite feasts prepared by world-class chefs or satisfy your hunger with more casual fare.
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