Guided, ticketed tours of the former Shasta Rooms use storytelling to cover Deadwood's history of prostitution, an industry that lasted here from 1876 to 1980. Groups top out at 15 to 18 people, the content is adult though not graphic, and the tour is suggested for ages 16 and up.
Seasonal: Operating days differ between October through May and May through September.
Described by its listing under the name Broken Arrow Trading Company, this Main Street gift shop carries Black Hills Gold…
Eagle Bar is a bar on Main Street in Deadwood.
Women-owned Doc & Alice sells Dakota Boho clothing, jewelry, boots, accessories, gifts and home goods from its Main Street…
Named for Teddy Roosevelt, friend of Seth Bullock, this small restaurant in the Bullock Hotel has emerald walls, period art…
Deadwood's first hotel, tied to first sheriff Seth Bullock, has been restored with Victorian decor and modern amenities, and…
Deadwood Trading Post is a Main Street retail shop selling Deadwood souvenirs.