Deadwood Hoodies

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Deadwood was established in 1876 and has had many famous and infamous visitors. These include Seth Bullock, Al Swearengen, Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, Wyatt Earp and many more.

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Bourbon Skeleton at the Deadwood Bar

Of the many quotable characters from the Deadwood series, Jim a saver as Whitney Ellsworth is one of the best. This quote taken from the first episode of Deadwood is life goals for everyone..

Did Byron Sampson really not know who he was dealing with? Seth wasn't just going to hand over someone for mob justice. Don't worry, he'll help you with your drop.

It can be combative, and there's no real law, but we are happy to have you here in the camp!

Sometimes you question how others carry on, when your thoughts are with one who can not.

Al Swearengen reflects on the meaning of life.

Deadwood on Cherry Creek Trail 1

Doc Cochran wants you to check your hypocrisy

Tattoo style design

The boy the earth talks to....doesn't want to talk to anyone else.

Make sure you know where you stand on Cinnamon and the Meetin' table.

Deadwood on Cherry Creek Trail 2

Love Deadwood, South Dakota? Great for the local or traveling tourist. Deadwood South Dakota Where Adventure Begins. Great SoDak gift for anyone that lives in South Dakota or travelers who love camping, nature, hiking, climbing and the outdoors.

Calamity Jane is in a bad mood

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Walter floating through a deadwood forest in the cold autumn days.

Doc Cochran wants you to check your hypocrisy

An ode to the wonderful Whitney Ellsworth from Deadwood played by the equally awesome Jim Beaver.

Will Bill is the comeback king, I'm certain that his back and forth with Jack McCall will have a happy outcome....or not.

The Gem Theater was a saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota, owned by Al Swearengen. Swearengen opened the Gem Variety Theater on April 7, 1877 at the corners of Wall and Main streets to entertain the population of the mining camp with "prize fights" (as was customary with Swearengen's previous establishment the Cricket Saloon, no prizes were actually involved), stage acts consisting of comedians, singers and dancers, and primarily, prostitutes.

Al Swearengen greets all newcomers.

Grab a drink from the Deadwood Bourbon Company. Hand-drawn skeletons and skulls to represent the fire of a bourbon.

Wild Bill promotes whiskey drinking!

Vintage style design highlighting Deadwood South Dakota.

Deadwood SD design featuring vintage colored mountain range with a buffalo among the forest trees. Great sodak gift for anyone that lives in South Dakota or travelers who love camping, nature, hiking, climbing and the outdoors.

Did the camp get up a petition or was Jane asked to speak in front of the children? We may never truly know.

Deadwood on Cherry Creek Trail 4

Vintage Deadwood SD design featuring a bison skull adorned with beads and feathers makes a great gift for anyone that lives in South Dakota or travelers who love camping, Native American buffalo skull, hiking, climbing and the outdoors.

When you're a witch trying to celebrate the holidays deep in an enchanted swamp, it can be hard to scare up some decent boughs of holly and evergreen. Sooooo ... dead, half-rotted wood it is. Not gonna let a bit of desolate bog dampen your holiday spirits! Nosiree!

Ford Mustang Rally Deadwood SD by Debra Martz We just happened across this car rally in Deadwood, South Dakota on August 29, 2014. I felt very fortunate to get this photo as it was early evening and just after we arrived the owners started getting in their cars and leaving! I'm not certain but believe this was in connection with the Sturgis Mustang Rally going on Aug 27-31, 2014 (so a search on google informed me!) We did see a large number of Mustangs all around the NW area of South Dakota while we were there. IMPORTANT: The FAA watermark does NOT appear on printed images; it is for online security only. All images are copyright Debra Martz. All associated rights are reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistributing the...

Do You Know the Way Wooden Sign by Debra Martz Always talk to the locals to find the out of the way places! We were staying a few nights in Guernsey, Wy to see the Cliff Register wall, Oregon Trail and Guernsey State Park....but a local told us we also needed to travel to Fort Laramie for the National Historic Site and to hit a back-road on the way back leading to Hartville, Wyoming where we wold find the state's Oldest Bar....and on the way we also stopped to take in this rustic sign showing us the way! Digitally enhanced with several layers of textures; 2 which I created and the 3rd one by Teresa Wilson.

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Deadwood SD design featuring a hiker overlooking the mountains and forest. Great gift for anyone that lives in South Dakota or travelers who love camping, nature, hiking, climbing and the outdoors.