Methodist Park
May 2nd, 2005 - Deadwood’s new Methodist Memorial Park at the corner of Shine and Williams Streets is now complete, and has already been the site of community events. During December the park was used for a C... |
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Old Cemetery Sees New Improvements
Apr 28th, 2005 - Mount Moriah Cemetery is one of Deadwood’s most popular landmarks, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. When a three-year, $3.5 million restoration was completed in 2003, it no... |
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Signs Honor Deadwood's Jews
Apr 26th, 2005 - Deadwood’s early history is flavored with legendary names like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and Seth Bullock. But many local Deadwood residents also recognize names like Sol Star, Sol Levin... |
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Deadwood's Ogden House
Apr 20th, 2005 - When retired art professor Lynn Namminga began to restore his home in Deadwood’s historic Presidential District a decade ago, he made a small wooden sign to place in the yard announcing the st... |
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South Dakota Historic Sites Get Deadwood Funds
Apr 15th, 2005 - Thirteen historic sites throughout South Dakota will receive almost $225,000 in aid this year for projects including stained glass window rehabilitation and roof replacement, thanks to the Out... |
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Preserving Our Past - Mary Ellen Casey House Restored
Jan 20th, 2005 - Mary Ellen Casey’s home is hard to miss. The pink house (accented with purple and white), built about 126 years ago, is perched directly above Main Street on Deadwood’s Forest Hill. The home i... |
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Saint Ambrose's Plan Sparks Emotional Response
Jan 14th, 2005 - Deadwood’s famed Mount Moriah Cemetery has long been valued by the town’s residents as a community treasure. But city officials had no idea how strongly people felt about Deadwood’s lesser-kno... |
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June News Briefs
May 18th, 2004 - Adams Museum Presents MythStory Tours
From stories of buried gold to unsolved murders, the Black Hills of the gold rush era is full of legend and lore. In an effort to help peopl... |
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Hickok and Calamity Jane Art Contest Announced
May 15th, 2004 - The Historic Deadwood-Lead Arts Council and the Deadwood Historic Preservation Commission announced today the opening of a visual arts contest themed around Black Hills legends Wild Bill Hicko... |
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HBO's Deadwood Pays Off for the Real Thing
May 13th, 2004 - After months of intense national marketing campaigns, HBO’s western drama Deadwood debuted to 5.8 million viewers on March 21, making it the most-watched initial episode of any HBO seri... |
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Old Deadwood Comes to Life
May 10th, 2004 - Visitors to Deadwood invariably ask where historic Deadwood is. They are looking for the false front wooden buildings, canvas tents and boardwalks portrayed in movies and on television, partic... |
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Where Is Old Deadwood?
Apr 5th, 2004 - The second most common question among visitors to Deadwood
(number one being “where are the bathrooms?”) is “where is old Deadwood?” Many
visitors are looking for the Deadwood portrayed in ... |
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Digital Deadwood in Production
Mar 1st, 2004 - Prospective visitors around the world soon will be able to take a virtual tour of Deadwood, all from the privacy of their own home or office, according to the Deadwood Historic Preservation Co... |
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HistoryLink Connects Past With Present
Feb 1st, 2004 - The Deadwood Historic
Preservation Commission has launched a comprehensive new campaign intended to promote the community’s history and heritage, link historic sites and provide a “map” of hi... |
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Deadwood Balances Gaming, Preservation, Growth
Jan 20th, 2004 - Gaming is the economic engine that drives modern-day Deadwood. History is the soul of the machine. Given the multiple opportunities to gamble in the upper Midwest, many of them much more conve... |
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HBO’s `Deadwood’ Series Set for March Launch
Jan 15th, 2004 - HBO’s new western drama “Deadwood” is set to debut March 21 on one of America’s most popular television channels, sources close to the production say.
Thirteen segments already have bee... |
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Benefits of Gaming Ripple Through State
Jan 1st, 2004 - Deadwood gaming may have created more than 2,000 jobs in northern Black Hills and spurred preservation of one of south Dakota’s most unique historical treasures, but its true impact is being f... |
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