Wild Bill Bar

This Main Street bar marks the location where Wild Bill Hickok was killed, and visitors can tour the site. Pool, darts and foosball fill the room, an old-time candy and ice cream parlor serves kids, and beer can be carried through the shop.

family-friendly

Where it is

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Near Wild Bill Bar

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