Arkansas Ties ... A Little Bit of This, a Little Bit of That, and a Whole Lot of Arkansas

Historic Deadwood South Dakota   Adams House Museum Adams Museum Apex Building Ayres Block Badlands Black Hills Trust & Savings Bank Bodega Bullock Hotel Calamity's Country Celebrity Hotel Double D Hangout Bar & Grill Elks Lodge No. 508 Fairmont Hotel First Western Bank Franklin Hotel Goldberg Gold Diggers Store Iron Horse Inn Jack McCall Captured Jewish Pioneers Lawrence County Court House Levinson Building Lucky Nugget Masonic Temple Midnight Star Bar Miss Kitty's Missouri Valley Train Depot Mt. Moriah Cemetery Mustang Sally's Oyster Bay Bar Saloon No. 10 Schubert Building Steak House Waite Building Wild Bill Shot at Saloon No. 10 Deadwood City - 1876 Thousands of people burst into Deadwood Gulch in 1876. Some came to try their luck at mining, while others hoped to strike it rich with supply stores, restaurants, and saloons. "Six weeks ago the site of Deadwood City was a heavy forest of pine timber, now it extends nearly a mile long Deadwood and Whitewood, and contains nearly two thousand of the most energetic, driving people on the continent. Every branch of business is represented...houses are going up on every hand - immense [ox] trains are contantly arriving loaded with goods of all kinds. - Black Hills Pioneer, June 1876 External Links: Historic Deadwood Deadwood, South Dakota Revealed City of Deadwood Deadwood History and Information