Founded in 1930 by W.E. Adams, this Sherman Street museum displays Potato Creek Johnny's gold nugget, the Thoen Stone, an N.C. Wyeth sketch and a plesiosaur. Exhibits also cover Deadwood's legends, Black Hills natural history and its vices, with hands-on games for kids.
This 1950s-style diner on Lee Street focuses on breakfast and lunch, with dinner added on weekends. Breakfast is served daily,…
This eight-room boutique hotel on Deadwood Street occupies a renovated 1890s building decorated with antiques. Parking, a…
A bust of Wild Bill Hickok on Sherman Street, next to The Landmark.
Occupying the 1894 Adams Block, restored in 2022, The Landmark combines a 30-room hotel with a downtown casino of more than…
On the second floor of the Landmark Casino on Sherman Street, this deli handles both dine-in and to-go orders, and it serves…
Built in 1897 as a railroad passenger depot, this building now holds hands-on exhibits about Deadwood's past and an…