The story
Built by Deadwood's first sheriff and Teddy Roosevelt's close friend, this hotel is reportedly haunted by Seth Bullock himself.
Everything that was here
- 1896–present · still open
Bullock HotelHotel
Built by Deadwood's first sheriff and Teddy Roosevelt's close friend, this hotel is reportedly haunted by Seth Bullock himself.
See the map in 1897 → - 1879–present · still open
Saloon No. 10Bar
This saloon displays the actual chair Wild Bill Hickok was sitting in when he was shot in the back of the head in 1876.
See the map in 1880 →
Nearby history
The Gem Theatre
Lower Main Street (Wall & Main) · 55 m away
Al Swearengen's Gem Theatre pulled in as much as $10,000 a night from gambling, liquor, and coerced prostitution — and b
Nuttal & Mann's Saloon No. 10
624 Main St · 79 m away
Wild Bill Hickok was shot dead here on August 2, 1876, holding two pair — aces and eights, black on black — forever know
Old Style Saloon No. 10
657 Main St · 88 m away
"The only museum in the world with a bar" — and it's NOT where Wild Bill was shot, though it has spent 90 years happy to
Deadwood Main Street Historic District
Historic Main Street · 158 m away
A gold-rush boomtown, gutted twice by fire and left to fade, saved itself in 1989 by legalizing the very vice — gambling
The Midnight Star
677 Main St · 183 m away
Kevin Costner turned a historic Deadwood building into his own casino after falling in love with the Black Hills filming
Adams Museum
54 Sherman St · 226 m away
A Deadwood businessman gave the town its first museum in 1930 — and it's still city property nearly a century later.
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