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Main Street, Deadwood City, ca. August 1876. This photo by Stanley Morrow probably best represents what Deadwood looked
like at the time Wild Bill was shot and killed in the No. 10 Saloon on August 2, 1876.
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James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok ca. 1873-74. The 'Prince of Pistoleers' arrived in Deadwood City just one week
after the 4th of July Centennial Celebrations, on about July 12, 1876. He would spend less than one month in the booming
gold rush town.
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Wild Bill Hickok gravesite, Ingleside Cemetery ca. 1876-77. Wild Bill would be removed from his first gravesite location
to his final resting place at Mount Moriah Cemetery on August 3, 1879- exactly three years to the date after his first burial.
Charlie Utter (r) would bury his good friend twice.
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