Deadwood, South Dakota
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Deadwood is a city located in Lawrence County, South Dakota.
The town's early history forms the basis for the storyline of the HBO TV series Deadwood.
[edit] The town
 Deadwood from Mrs. Livingston's Hill |
 Deadwood from Forest Hill |
 Parade upon completion of railroad, 1888 |
 Parade upon completion of railroad, 1888 |
 Deadwood |
 Parade upon completion of reduction works |
 Deadwood |
 Paraders in front of City Hall |
 Monument to J. B. "Wild Bill" Hickok |
 Deadwood City Hall |
 Mines and mills near Deadwood |
 Coach to Deadwood |
 "Sunday Scene in Deadwood City" from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1877 |
 Main Street, 1876 |
 Log cabins under construction in Deadwood Gulch, 1876 |
 The Gem Variety Theater, circa 1878. The man in the buggy at left is thought to be Al Swearengen. |
[edit] Famous residents
 J. B. "Wild Bill" Hickok |
 J. B. "Wild Bill" Hickok |
 J. B. "Wild Bill" Hickok |
 J. B. "Wild Bill" Hickok |
 From left: Wild Bill Hickok, Texas Jack Omhundro, and Buffalo Bill Cody |
 J. B. "Wild Bill" Hickok |
 Nat Love (a.k.a. "Deadwood Dick") |
 Calamity Jane |
 Calamity Jane |
 Jack McCall, the murderer of "Wild Bill" Hickok |
 Sol Star |
 Jack Langrishe |
 Wyatt Earp |
