If you go to Deadwood, you should probably stop at the cemetary, just to get a picture at Wild Bill and Calamity Jane's gravesites. It's a very hilly and pretty cemetary with lots of old gravesites. Your $1 admission gets you a map that tells you the location of everyone and a short history of the 'famous' --- or infamous... more

For $1 the cemetery offers an interesting peek into the end of the 19th century in Deadwood. A flier that you get with admission gives details on many interesting occupants and a map. At the edge of the cemetery is a nice overlook of the city. Of course, the star is Wild Bill, with the newer marker and fence surrounding... more

Very historical and well kept. Expect a charge however there were a few cheap oles claiming to be kin to Wild Bill and Jane, expecting free admission. I suggest reading up on the history of the cemetery before your visit. One of the unique details is some of the graves were moved in likes those that were buried outside the... more

Okay, you can see the graves of Calamity Jane and Wild Biil, but this cemetery, with its well documented sections and walking tour does more than that - it gives a complete picture of life in late 19th century Deadwood as seen through death. Included are the graves of children who died in infancy due to disease, various prominent citiizens... more

Had to check this out while we were in town. I guess it was ok, if you're into all that Wild Bill & Calamity Jane stuff. I'm not sure if I agree on charging people to go into a cemetery but it was only a buck per person and I guess it goes towards the up keep and tour guides.... more