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The old train station,
here at Deadwood. It has been converted, as
have so many others, to a tourist
information center. |
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Inside, the place has
been largely restored to its former glory. |
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The old ticket counter,
is now staffed by a guide, during business
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The old brick railroad
station. This was the passenger terminal.
The freight station was just outside of
town, and has been converted into a bank. |
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The old mine, sitting at
the base of one of the local hills. There
are plans to turn this into some sort of
retail mall or tourist trap. |
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The Franklin Hotel, seen
during the day, presents a much less
forbidding visage. |
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The main drag takes on a
whole different look and feel, when the sun
is shining. Supplier truck line the street,
replenishing the various saloons and
restaurants, for the coming night. |
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Saloons, black jack
parlors, and trading posts line the streets
of Deadwood. |
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Goldberg's which, as the
signs says, is where they captured the
killer of Wild Bill. |
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One of the blocks on main
street. This is |
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The granite front of the
Bullock Hotel, standing here since the days
of the old west. |
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Great door handles, which
appear to have be real guns at one. time. It
makes a guy feel real at home, to grasp one
of these while entering a saloon. |
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A look at the Wild Bill
Bar, one of many establishments profiting by
this long dead icon of the old west. |
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A look out on the floor
of one of the casinos. |
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