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Bullock Hotel

Deadwood, South Dakota

Sheriff Seth Bullock was one of the most successful and famous lawmen ever to inhabit this town. It is said that even his stare could prevent a brawl from coming about. The hotel was founded in the 1870s by the sheriff, and he has supposedly roamed the halls of the building since his death in 1919. .

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joey says:

December 18, 2009, 1:41 pm

my sister and i stayed there one night and was walking around looking for the stuff we saw in the books joking around you know woooo ghost and all that **** and she lifted up about i inch of the ground i thought she was just on her tip toes but she was not and just as i got close to her i was doing the same we both looked at each other and was like what the **** as soon as we came back to the ground we went down stairs and asked the front desk if anyone had experienced this before they told us no that was the only thing that happened that night we also went down to the basement and heard kids playing and laughing we ran back up stairs other people said we just look like we just scene a ghost they just don’t know

joey greenwald says:

December 18, 2009, 1:52 pm

love this site

Jackson Stone says:

February 25, 2010, 2:22 pm

Hey Tom, did u ever think maybe that place just has faulty wiring?

Savanah says:

March 16, 2010, 10:37 pm

Scery!!!

Sam says:

April 25, 2010, 1:00 am

I worked at the Bullock hotel for 5 years graveyard shift twice a week.And I did’nt believe in ghosts before working there.But I certainly do now.

Diane says:

June 4, 2010, 11:52 am

I stayed in the Bullock Hotel on Wed. May 19th/2010 in room 203. From the moment I stepped into the lobby to register, I began to feel nauseated and dizzy with chills. Our room was beautiful and we looked out over main street. During the night we heard two blood curdling screams and I don’t believe it was a lucky gambler below making that sound. I heard doors slamming but figured it was just other guests. Next morning after my shower which became very hot when I was in it, I was overcome with nausea again. We went down for breakfast and I couldn’t eat any more than 3 bites of dry toast. The poor waitress blamed the cook. As soon as I left the building to visit Seth’s grave on Mt. Moriah, the nausea stopped. When I returned to the Bullock to check out, my nausea returned as soon as I stepped inside. This happened every time I stepped into the building from the outside and did not happen to me in any of the other buildings in Deadwood. I would stay there again though. I absolutely loved our room.

britt says:

July 27, 2010, 4:10 pm

well im only a teenanger but but godmother lives their so i visited last year…Her boyfriend works there and he tells me stories bout how ppl see him in the hotel and if they arent working at the bar he will shake the glasses and flicker the lights to tell them they need to go back to work. and also how a lil boy got lost and the man he described who helped him find his parents was seth bullock.

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