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Paul Horsted > The Black Hills Yesterday & Today: Samples from the new book! (Ordering info) > 148-149 Deadwood
Paul Horsted > From the book, "The Black Hills Yesterday & Today", by Paul Horsted. Golden Valley Press, Custer, SD, 2006. www.dakotaphoto.com
Paul Horsted > The Black Hills Yesterday & Today: Samples from the new book! (Ordering info) > 48-48 Deadwood
Paul Horsted > C.B. Manville image of "Anvill (sic) Rock from above Deadwood". Anvil Rock has fallen down since this image was made, and is not a "known landmark" in the modern world. Modern view shows area at north end of Deadwood, highways leading to Sturgis and Spearfish in distance. Taken from north end of "White Rocks" above Deadwood. Historic image courtesy Larry Ness. ©Paul Horsted, All Rights Reserved.
Paul Horsted > At left in this stereoview is a Pollock & Boyden image, circa 1880. The title is "Deadwood Looking North" but the view is actually looking west. Several buildings in town still visible in modern image (note church at center). Taken from present-day Mt. Moriah Cemetery. Historic image courtesy Adams Museum & House. ©Paul Horsted, All Rights Reserved.
Paul Horsted > "Tollgate below Deadwood", by unknown photographer. Wagon in distance says "Omaha Photographic Co." on side. "S.D." in image indicates taken after 1889. Historic image courtesy Adams Museum & House. ©Paul Horsted, All Rights Reserved.
Paul Horsted > Pollock & Boyden stereoview of Deadwood after flood of 1883, according to note on mount. View is looking north across downtown area. Historic image courtesy Adams Museum & House. ©Paul Horsted, All Rights Reserved.
Paul Horsted > Unknown photographer (no credit on mount), circa late 1870's. Area shown is north end of Deadwood. Scary location, right on edge of cliff of crumbly limestone, north end of "White Rocks" above Deadwood. Historic image courtesy Adams Museum & House. ©Paul Horsted, All Rights Reserved.
Paul Horsted > Locke & McBride image. Date unknown, estimate 1890's due to railroad. Area known as Pluma, between towns of Deadwood and Lead. In modern image, former railroad bed is now Mickelson Trail, used for hiking and biking. In distance, elevator hoist shaft of Homestake Mine is visible on mountaintop. Historic image courtesy Adams Museum & House. ©Paul Horsted, All Rights Reserved.
148-149 Deadwood
The Black Hills Yesterday & Today: Samples from the new book! (Ordering info) > 148-149 Deadwood
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