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Thanks for the video. My son and I visited Deadwood more than once and always had a lot of fun there. Sadly my son passed away last year quite suddenly. Your video got me remembering some of the good times that my son and I shared together in Deadwood.

South Dakota is by far a state that is unforgettable, a state packed with history and beauty from the plains to the Black Hills, thanks Mr Mueler from Custer South Dakota my favorite teacher in school, he taught Mineralogy class at Douglass High in Ellsworth South Dakota in the "70's" you had a huge and great affect on my life, he is what makes South Dakota and the town of Custer in the Black Hills my favorite place forever. Every one should go there they will enjoy it.

Deadwood was the best series ever made. Shame how hbo killed it off. Acting was superb. Time to binge the series again. Thanks for taking us along great stuff

Man that was awesome!my wife and I plan to visit deadwood next year and yes “deadwood “is the best series ever !i still watch it over n over

To my understanding and research into Wild Bill, I have read in a few pieces of non fiction about his life that they buried Calamity next to Bill sort of as a joke as he considered her more as a annoyance, while she was defintely enamored with him.

The pencil portrait is awsome. The story of Calamity Jane and Wild Bill is awsome.

Went to deadwood last year. Such a really cool place to visit and mount Rushmore is really close by too.

I’ve watched deadwood series four times. As soon as he said the Black Hills my heart instantly reached out for it. Last I binge watched it was right before the movie came out. Headed back.

Really enjoyed watching the walkthrough. I just started binge watching the Deadwood series for the umpteenth time this last week. Thanks for sharing from the U.K. 🇬🇧🇺🇸 .

When my husband and I went to Deadwood a couple of years ago, they were having a parade that day. It was interesting to see covered wagons and stage coaches and horses going down the Main Street.

Fantastic, as an Australian and cannot get there, just watching the history is marvelous.

The people of Deadwood should be proud of their city in town as they know it to be and cherish it

Not only was this a GREAT informative video, you also have me binge listening to the Talbott Brothers, whom I had never listened to! Love their sound and style! Thanks!

My family is related to Wild Bill Hickok... We used to play with his belt buckle when we were kids...

Per Bob Boze Bell, Wild Bill really didn’t want to have anything to do with Calamity Jane. They buried her there, not only because it was her request, it was kind of as a joke on Wild Bill. They say Wild Bill must be spinning in his grave right now.

I just finished Deadwood and the movie yesterday. Seeing this in real life almost made me tear up at certain moments. I live in Norway and generally have little knowledge of the wild west, but I knew I had heard of Wild Bill and Seth Bullock when I started watching the show. I finished it and started looking up the place and people and I'm glad I found your video. Very enjoyable, and seeing Wild Bill's playing cards, gunbelt and his and Utter's revolvers made me a little emotional. What a fantastic show. Milch truly nailed the atmosphere and the casting was brilliant.

Awesome. I have been to Deadwood 2 times, but have never had time to locate Hickok's grave. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you! Great video.... my Great grandparents lived in Deadwood in the 1880’s-90’s and are buried in Mt. Moriah cemetery. Hope to get their someday!

1959 I was at wild bills gravesite. There wasn’t any statue then. There was only an in ground marker similar to what you would see in a cemetery.

Sad they did not let you film in the bar. I was there for Sturgis this year and bought a ticket to go down in the replica of the old bar where he was killed. Took pictures and video and had a great time listening to the historian that really knew his stuff.

Thanks for posting from the UK. Really enjoyed that.

My Wife & I went to South Dakota several years ago & continually refer to it as one of are all-time fav destinations, although she felt uneasy in Deadwood I loved walking the streets & taking in all of the historic aspects of the city, so thanks for showing me some of the sites We weren't able to visit while there..😊🤙🏼

You never cease to educate and entertain. I would never have been able to climb that mountain the his graves site. Thanks for the tour.

I LOVE your videos! They make me feel like I am actually there. Huge history buff here.

Loved this - with all the history we have here in the U.K. I'd love to visit Wild Bill's resting place . Cherish your history United States of America - It is your heritage and cannot be replaced .

Love your videos. You do a awesome job !!

This was great. You are like an enthusiastic but not overbearing travel buddy. Thanks.

I love the history of Deadwood. I’ve been working with a genealogist who has discovered that my family and I could be closely related to Charlie Utter. My Grandmas maiden name was Utter and she lived in central Illinois where my family and I still live today, but our family originated in upstate New York just like Charlie Utter. After digging through some old books my Grandma had we found a sort of family history book that makes mention of Charlie and Wild Bill, but the thing that is really crazy is that after searching for images of Charlie I came across a particular one that has me convinced we’re related because Charlie and I look a lot alike and I mean a lot alike. lol

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Absolutely cool. Loved the series "Deadwood". Great job JD. Seth Bullock was one heck of a character in him own right. Tough cookie.

I probably won't ever get to see any of the places that you have gone to, but this the next best thing thanks for doing the heavy lifting, great stuff🙏👍

So cool to learn things about the old wild west! Thanks for sharing!

Deadwood’s a pretty cool place to visit. Still can’t believe the real Wild Bill Hickok was buried right there. There was a toy museum there as well. It brought back memories for myself and my parents. Also a few antique stores. Hope to go there again someday.

Wow! Great video J. D.! Much appreciated!

4:05 I'd like to know more about this revolver. To my knowledge Bill used percussion ivory and engraved nickel Colt's 1851 that were presented to him and have been thoroughly documented since they were a presentation to him. He did not trust cartridge conversion revolvers due to his lack of trust on the new self contained cartridges and their reliability. There was a reporter who wrote an news article about Wild Bill in his Dodge City days. He said that every morning Bill would fire one revolver out the back door, then carefully clean the gun and reload it. Then he'd empty the other gun and reload it. The reporters said that Bill used almost excruciating care in the cleaning, measuring the powder charge in each chamber, and closely inspected each percussion cap. When he was asked why he took so much time and care, Bill said "When I draw my Colt's I HAVE to be sure". After a lifetime of a dangerous life on the Frontier, it would be normal for him just to not trust something so new and of unsure ignition. He fully understood his percussion Colt's and had trusted them with his life many times. So for that museum to have a 1860 cartridge conversion revolver that belonged to Hickock is very unlikely.

I really appreciate your love of history! Thank you and whatever crew you have (if any) for these adventures. I look forward to more...if you don’t mind me tagging along, virtually.

Has to be one of the most beautiful cemetery’s I’ve ever seen.

Just finished catching up on all the previous videos you posted on your channel yesterday. I am very impressed. You speak of history in a manner that speaks volumes, while saying comparatively little, and give it all meaning and imagination. I am also amazed how you find music that just fits the videos you produce. I am subscribed to twenty channels, and yours by far is way above the rest. Yours is is my favorite, and deservedly so. When I am reading a book, it's like watching a movie in my mind. I read words but see things, events as they unfold. Your videos are like a book to me, only I don't see words, but sites and places that let my imagination soar. I thank you for that.

Very jealous you got to go to Deadwood. WOW! As always, great content. Oh and I wanted to add that your editing of the videos is getting to be very good quality! Keep up the good work for us all.

My daughter and sil vacationed south dakota this summer they absolutely loved it

Visited Deadwood this past June and really enjoyed it. Lots to do in the surrounding Black Hills and the weather was great. Nice video - reminded me of my trip.

I miss that town! I used to live up behind the main street. My roommate & I would sit up on our roof and listen to the concerts. They used to do seances in the cemetery on Halloween. So much to do and see there,, and the surrounding areas.

I am so glad I am a subscriber! Your content is outstanding!

Fell in love with Deadwood, and the Black Hills, S.D.

Awesome!! Thank you for making my layoff somewhat bearable. Truly thank you!

Love your content man! You are seeing a lot of the stuff I would love to see.

Another great video.. Well done!

Another fantastic video and I love your channel and keep up the amazing work I can’t wait for the next video so excited for it

Excellent video... I’ll be in Deadwood in a month. I go to South Dakota every 2 years, We spend 3-5 months here, absolutely enjoy it Thanks for the video!!

Engraved on his tombstone: "Here lies Charlie Brown AAAAARGH!!"

New fan, happened upon the channel on accident. Loved deadwood and loved this video, can't forget to mention your production quality too, it's very easy to lay it on WAY too thick with the music and candid camera angles etc but you clearly know what you're doing and edit a VERY clean video. Love your many interviews with other...movers and shakers in this however small community interspersed with your core content too, wish more big historical channels would do this as a de facto "get to know the team behind the content" if nothing else.

You might wonder how Calamity Jane who had little money when she died, could afford such a special premium spot on Mt.Moria. A man name Adams who was one of the richest people in town paid for this location for her.. The STory goes that a smallpox epidemic hit the area Calamity Jane cared for one of his children and saved its life...She had the pox and survived when she was young so she had an immunity to it... Adams was so grateful,he never forgot what she had done ,and when she died he had her buried next to the man she loved Wild Bill Hickok

Love your travels, videos and that parking meter. Too funny.

Thanks for posting

From this Brit, thanks for that. This is a brilliant little upload. Amazing seeing some of the artifacts. Always blown away by the craftsmanship and beauty of things made back then. You can't helped be touched about Jane wanting to be buried next to her friend. Will subscribe. Brilliant upload buddy

Well from those of us in SD, welcome.

There are so many colorful characters interred here. Wild Bill and Annie just to mention two of the best known. A lot of other interesting stories in from those headstones. When I visited there in 1994 the hazard was those pebbles along with that steep grade.

I’ve walked this cemetery twice, both at night...and still was able to locate Wild Bill’s gravesite.

WOW awesome mannn... Thank you very much for your time making this video. Much appreciated...... 😅

Loved this vlog! Great job.

Love this stuff. Keep it up! And thank you very much.

Thanks for again a great video!!!!!! Still catching up...slowly but surely...great job bro. p

Been here and loved it! This is the steepest cemetery ever. At the rapture, the people buried here won't need to "stand up"....they'll already be standing! Well worth seeing!

Really good stuff! Excellent documentaries by this guy!

My son and I love watching your shows! Keep up the great content!

Was just here.. Love your show..You missed so much more inthat cemetery...Should go back. The gold price you showed early on from Potato Jack , is also buried there...plus a mass gave for children and so much ...Great job. Keep up great work.

Great video, thanks for your effort ! Cheers from Australia 😎👍

I was in Deadwood a couple years ago. Awesome little town. I missed this museum though☹

Hats off to u my sir . Every thing u do amazingly done with class. Thank u so much . I cannot get enough of what u do.

Another excellent video!!!You just keep getting better and better with each episode.Thank you so much for showing us American Historic sites that many of us may never get to visit. God Bless.

Another solid video bro. Quickly becoming my favorite channel.

I stop off and stay over night in Deadwood every time I drive to Montana. Such a cool little town...beautiful country around there too.

Very interesting!!!

Deadwood is my favourite history film I wish it could continue

Love your videos always interesting

Great content sir you post things that I would .love to see thanks for posting

Amazing! Definitely on my bucket list.

Great documentary thank you, best wishes from the UK

I envy you for being able to visit all these places and seeing where these famous people lived and died.Am a real fan of the wild west days and wod so love to be in your shoes.Keep up the great work taking us to these places.

I can remember going to Deadwood....seeing those same sights!! A great trip!!

I appreciate what you do! Big fan of history. Please keep it going I have subscribed!!

Thanks for another fascinating history video!

Excellent, I’ve never been to SoDakota , however, I sure want to visit now. Thank you for sharing ❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

When my husband and I went to Deadwood in the 1980's we took a tour that included the graves of Wild Bill and Calamity James. I still remember the tour guide saying that Calamity would follow him from town to town and he was always trying to get away from her, and that if Wild Bill knew they buried her next to him, he would get up and walk away.

We were in deadwood last summer. We stayed at Cadillac Jack's. We had a great time there. Thanks for sharing.

Had to laugh out loud at the Charles Brown story, no harm intended. Thank you so much for all that you do, you're making visual gold for me as a fellow history geek.

thats awesome i just got back from there i loved it sat in wild bill bar and the saloon #10 tipped a glass to bill. Deadwood is so full of history we also visited his final rest.

Doin some binge watching and living your videos. Thank you sir

Thank you love the history you bring back to life

Thanks for another awesome video. Keep up the great work.

Great stuff!! Always a pleasure tonwatch.

my absolutely favorite town, historically speaking

Great video one of my favorite places of the old west

Cool stuff. Great video once again. Love the slow motion with the music.

We went to Deadwood on vacation about 50 years ago. Saw the graves and toured the town. Great to see this and refresh memories. My how things have changed!! There was no museum that I remember.. Ha we were in the saloon and the painted lady floor was still there...the poker table with dead mans hand was on.it. the cemetery was very different. When we were there it was just his tombstone and Calamity Jane's. Now they have wrought iron fencing, brick and stone work, and the huge bust statue. Very commercial / tourist friendly now. We had to walk most of way on primitive road but now paved and beautiful gateway into cemetery. What a difference half a century make. ⭐⭐

Very interesting thanks for posting. Greetings from Yorkshire.

Know you hear this all the time ,but thank you so much I so love history.🇺🇸🖒🖒😍💖

this was unintentional asmr for me. woah. i love the sound of your voice! so educational too

Awesome brother. Love this stuff!!! Keep it up!!