Deadwood Walking Tour Tour Leader: David Wolff June 6, 2018
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(Left) Mount Moriah Cemetery, AKA Boot Hill, is located a short distance from downtown and the route of the Walking Tour but it is a “must see” attraction.It is worth the hike to see the graves of…
(Above and Below) …Deadwood’s two most famous non-mining residents, Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane.
Potato Creek Johnny (John E. Perrett), a Welsh immigrant, came to Deadwood after the main gold rush was over; however, his claim on Potato Creek made him famous.He discovered a 7.75 troy ounce nugget, one of the largest ever found in the Black Hills.
Just a block from the HARCC, the Adams House Museum is located on Van Buren Street.Built in 1892, this beautiful Victorian mansion is well worth a visit.
(Photos Courtesy of Henry Djerlev, Johnny Johnson, Mark Langenfeld, and Bob Spude.
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