James "Wild Bill" Hickok was shot in Saloon No. 10 on August 2nd, 1876 by Jack McCall. Wild Bill lived in Deadwood, Dakota Territory, for only about a month but the story of his death, burial, reburial, and often-vandalized grave is the stuff of local legend. | SDPB

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12K views · 202 reactions | Haunted Locations in Deadwood: The original site where Wild Billl Hickok was shot. Bar managers report seeing the ghost of Wild Bill walk by quite frequently. Employees of the bar also report a ghost who likes to trick and have fun with them. it's truly a spooky place! #HauntedTok #Ghost #WildBillBar #HauntedPlacesinDeadwood #HistoricDeadwood #DeadwoodSD | HISTORIC DEADWOOD | Facebook

It’s wild what stories people carry with them. At Wild Bill Hickok’s grave in Deadwood, visitors don’t just come to read history—they leave a piece of themselves behind. Coins. Cards. Bullets. Whiskey. Feathers. Little symbols of the Old West, respect, superstition, curiosity… and sometimes just a quiet moment of connection with a legend. It’s a reminder that even long after someone’s gone, the legacy they leave behind can still spark wonder. 🪙🍂⚰️ History isn’t just in the books—sometimes it’s