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Highway United States 14A
City of Deadwood, South Dakota
Photo of gunfighter on main street - gunfights are staged throughout the day on the Main Street of downtown Deadwood.
Highway United States 85
Roadside turnout with historic information sign
CROW BUTTES - Crow Buttes located in Harding County, SD;at this point, was the scene of a bizzare battle between the Crow and the Sioux Indians in the summer of 1882. Sioux men ravaged a crow camp, destroying it. Crow warriors fled to the top of the buttes with the Sioux chasing them. Without water, the crow warriors died of thirst. Subsequently the nearby 'Canyon of the Skulls',to the northwest was filled with skeletons of the Sioux who died after contacting a fever from the Crows.
Highway State 36
Junction of highway # 79
North to communities of Hermosa, SD.Rapid City, SD.
Highway United States 385
View from highway
Driving north
Highway United States 385
View from highway
Looking at the summer wildflowers of South Dakota.
Highway United States 385
View from highway
Wind Cave, South Dakota National Park
Highway United States 16A
Roadside turnout with historic information sign
This picturesque valley was the site of the permanent camp of the Black Hills Expedition of 1874 under the command of General George A Custer of the 7th Calvary. Their 5 day stay was the longest stop made during the entire expedition. General Custer used this campsite as a base for reconnaissance trips to other points of the Black Hills. The expedition party totaled about 1000 men, 1900 horses & mules, 300 beef cattle & 110 wagons. In addition to the cavalry, the personal included nearly 100 Indian scouts, interpreters, engineers, newspaper correspondents, 2 practical miners and a photographer. Gold was discovered in French Creek in 1874. We hope you enjoy these South Dakota highway photos. Many of our highway guides are created by local businesses in exchange for promoting their business and highlighting the tourism opportunities in their area. Those interested in our highway guide program may follow links on the main milebymile.com page. |
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