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Apartments in Deadwood

Cozy Deadwood Escape < 1 Mi to Dtwn & Casinos
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Cozy Deadwood Escape < 1 Mi to Dtwn & Casinos

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Cozy Deadwood Escape < 1 Mi to Dtwn & Casinos
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Top landmarks in Deadwood

The most important event in Deadwood, South Dakota history was a poker game in Saloon #10 on August 2, 1876, where the sniveling coward Jack McCall snuck up and shot Wild Bill Hickok in the back of the head. Hickok had arrived in Deadwood only a few weeks earlier, played a succession of card games, and never in his life sat with his back to the door. Until that day. Above the town, on a ridge, tourists can visit the graves of Wild Bill and Calamity Jane in Mount Moriah Cemetery.

Mount Moriah Cemetery

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Mount Moriah Cemetery during your travels in Deadwood. Make time to visit the area's casinos, or simply enjoy its lively bars.

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Mount Moriah Cemetery

Deadwood and related destinations

Deadwood, well-known for its casinos and entertainment, features attractions such as Silverado and Deadwood Mountain Grand. Visitors to this historical city speak highly of the bars whereas sights include Mineral Palace Casino and Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort.

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Prescott is applauded for its art and entertainment with such cultural attractions as Sharlot Hall Museum and Fort Whipple Museum. This historical city has something for everyone including its mountains, breweries, and sights like Yavapai County Courthouse and Whiskey Row.

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Admired for its casinos and riverfront, Pendleton features attractions such as Pendleton Center for the Arts and Roy Raley Park. Visitors to this historical city speak highly of the restaurants whereas sights include Pendleton Round-Up and Happy Canyon Hall of Fame and Wildhorse Casino.

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The City of Pendleton has hosted a 4 day rodeo starting the second Thursday of September since 1910 at these grounds. It’s advertised as an event ‘worth driving for’ and one we hope to attend at some point in our travels.
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Montgomery is well-known for its casinos and riverfront, featuring attractions such as Civil Rights Memorial and Alabama State Capitol. Visitors highlight this historical city's university life while sights include The National Memorial for Peace and Justice and Rosa Parks Museum.

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Cheyenne is applauded for its cultural attractions such as Wyoming State Museum and Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum. Visitors to this historical city speak highly of the restaurants whereas sights include Wyoming State Capitol and Warren Air Force Base.

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Cheyenne which includes an administrative buidling, a garden and heritage architecture