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Old Style Saloon 10

657 Main St, Deadwood, SD

Known as the only museum with a bar, this historic Deadwood landmark features sawdust floors, a collection of over 400 whiskeys, and Wild Bill Hickok's death chair.

Old Style Saloon No. 10 is a cornerstone of Deadwood’s Main Street, operating as both a high-energy social club and a living museum of Black Hills history. The interior is famously covered in sawdust and decorated with thousands of authentic artifacts and historical photographs, creating an immersive Old West atmosphere. It is most notable for displaying the actual chair that Wild Bill Hickok was allegedly sitting in when he was assassinated during a poker game in 1876. The saloon houses the American Whiskey Bar, which offers an extensive selection of over 400 types of bourbon, whiskey, and scotch. Upstairs, the Deadwood Social Club provides a more refined dining experience as a Northern Italian steakhouse. This upper level includes an award-winning wine list and an outdoor rooftop patio with a fireplace that overlooks the historic downtown district. Visitors can witness daily summer re-enactments of the shooting of Wild Bill Hickok or participate in live-action gaming, including the only single-deck blackjack in town. The venue also features a rotating schedule of live bands playing country, rock, and blues, making it a central destination for history enthusiasts and those seeking live entertainment in the heart of the Black Hills.

Quick Facts

  • Displays the original chair where Wild Bill Hickok was assassinated.
  • Features a whiskey bar with over 400 varieties of bourbon and scotch.
  • Home to the Deadwood Social Club, a Northern Italian steakhouse.
  • Offers the only single-deck blackjack game available in Deadwood.
  • Maintains authentic sawdust-covered floors and thousands of Western artifacts.

Common Questions

What is the main historical attraction at Saloon No. 10?

The saloon displays the original chair that Wild Bill Hickok was sitting in when he was assassinated in 1876.

How many types of whiskey does the bar offer?

The American Whiskey Bar at Saloon No. 10 features over 400 different selections of bourbon, scotch, and whiskey.

Is there a restaurant on-site?

Yes, the Deadwood Social Club is located on the second floor, serving Northern Italian steakhouse cuisine for lunch and dinner.

Are there live re-enactments at the saloon?

Yes, the saloon hosts daily historical re-enactments of the "Death of Wild Bill Hickok" during the summer months.

Can visitors gamble at this location?

Yes, the saloon offers live-action gambling, including the only single-deck blackjack game in town, plus poker and slot machines.

What is unique about the saloon's floor?

Maintaining its Old West tradition, the floors of the saloon are covered in sawdust.

Does the venue host live music?

Yes, there is a regular lineup of live bands performing country, rock, and blues.

Is there an outdoor area for dining or drinks?

The upstairs Deadwood Social Club features a two-tiered rooftop patio with an outdoor fireplace.

What other oddities are in the museum collection?

The collection includes a two-headed calf named "Double Cheeseburger" and a gear-driven "motion picture" illusion called the Lady in Motion.

What are the operating hours for the saloon?

The saloon is open daily from 9:00 AM to 2:00 AM.

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