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Under $25The Black Hills' oldest history museum, with Wild West and gold rush artifacts tied to Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane.

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Mount Moriah Cemetery is a sightseeing stop in Deadwood, SD, part of the Black Hills guide. Cost: under $25. Visitor center open Memorial Day to mid-October; limited maintenance in winter.
1 Mount Moriah Drive · Deadwood, SD
Mount Moriah Cemetery sits on a plateau above Deadwood Gulch and is the burial place of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and Seth Bullock. Paved roads wind through the Late Victorian grounds, which include a Jewish section with Hebrew inscriptions and a veterans section. The city suggests at least half an hour to see the celebrity graves, and a visitor center shows a fifteen-minute video on the cemetery's history. Bring cash for admission, and leave pets at home.
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