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Recommended Site Links
- Abby the World Sailor Blog
- Amanda's Moving Veranda
- American Cowboy Magazine
- Deadwood Adams
- Deadwood Archives - Genealogy Research Documents
- Deadwood Days of '76 Museum
- Historical Marker - the Newsletter of the Lawrence County Historical Society - Larry Miller
- Historical/Informational Books - Local Historian and Author Dr. Lilah Pengra
- jellen's Excellent Black Hills photography with research
- JOIN ~ Lawrence County Historical Society
- Marge Bell's Space Coast Beach Buzz
- More Than a Kevin Costner Fan
- South Dakota Magazine
- South Dakota State Railroad Museum - Rick Mills
- Travis Dewitz Photography
Mattie Hill's Tribute
Select on image for Mattie's link ~ Nominated for Deadwood Wall of Fame
Web Site Mission Statement and Contact
~~~My new mission for this web site is now enlarged to include Deadwood, other cities, counties, Black Hills and South Dakota~~~ web site will also focus on the Deadwood SD High School which ceased to exist in 1971. The high school was consolidated into another town, called Lead.~~~ The entire town area of Deadwood was included into the -Deadwood Historical District of the National Register of Landmark Districts- in 1961.~~~ So Deadwood history abounds, but personal histories not recorded will be lost.~~~ I try to record little pieces of DHS & Deadwood history and surround it with interesting information.~~~Also I will add other articles that I feel are of interest.~~~ I encourage classmates and friends to share historical items and items of interest on this web site.~~~
Recent Posts
George Tapken's Memorial
Click on candid picture of George calling a square dance in Deadwood
Save the Meeker Ranch by Jon Crane
Click on Barn for Jon Crane's link
A Destination in the Wilderness by Ann Stanton
Click on image for Ann Stanton's article
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There is not a more beautiful place in the world than western South Dakota!!
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