If we had played word association five years ago and said “Deadwood,” most people would have responded, “Wild Bill Hickok.” Thanks to HBO, though, more people know about the history of this Black Hills burg than ever before—even if it is all thanks to Jack McCall shooting down a legendary icon while he was playing poker in Saloon #10. Like any town most known for one person or event, there are a lot of hidden gems found in Deadwood that locals know best. Favorite Local Cuisine: Buff


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