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Let's Talk About A Mobsters Hideout in Wyoming

Happy Friday! You have made it! Welcome to the weekend! It is Friday night so let's talk mobsters and Prohibition! If you have been following us for a while now you most likely probably saw our three-part article installment on the notorious mobster hideout that we refer to as "Ranch A.

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LET'S TALK THE BOOMS OF MINING

Happy #ThrowBackThursday Today, we are throwing it back to 1976! We hope you all had a great Thursday! We had a few requests slide into our inbox for more Homestake Mine history! Well, ask and you shall receive! Recently we were paging through an old book we found at an antique store.

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HAPPY WAYBACK WEDNESDAY

Happy #WayBackWednesday Today, we are going way back to the year 1912. The same year the famed ship "The Titanic" sank. This old postcard just recently came into our collection! We were excited when we saw it was taken by W.B. Perkins Jr as we have a lot of his work in our collect

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Let's Explore An old Silver Mine

Happy #MiningMonday We finally got the green light to share a recent abandoned mine adventure with you all! This was a milestone for us as it was the first mine that we have actually harnessed up and rappelled into! Needless to say... We are kind of addicted to rappelling now... This

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WE EXPLORED A MINING MILL! FULL VIDEO OUT TOMORROW! (5/9/26)

WE ARE DROPPING A NEW VIDEO! In March, we got to do something pretty cool! We also got to make a new friend! Everyone meet our friend Bob! Bob is a super unique individual in that he owns a fully operational mining stamp mill right here in the Black Hills! In fact, it is the last standing o

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We hope you all had a great #ThrowBackThursday We were busy today but we managed to find time to dig into our archives and find these fun throwback photos! These photos are of the Historic Big Thunder Gold Mine in Keystone, South Dakota. The photos range from the about the 1950s - 1990s.

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We Went To The Wild West

It has always been our goal to take History Below The Pines and go west with the project! Well, recently we had an opportunity present itself and we could not pass it up! We recently got to follow in a wagon train's path as we traveled to Wyoming to document some wild west history! This wa

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#WayBackWednesday in Historic Deadwood

We are a little late for our #WayBackWednesday but here is a fun photo we found in our collection of Historic Deadwood. Circa 1970s?? (Maybe some locals can help us figure the time out!) It is fun to look back at the 1960s and 1970s in Deadwood because, sometimes it feels like we skip over tha

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Let's Talk About Some Old Mining Equipment From The Black Hills

Happy #MiningMonday ! Welcome to a new week of history! Today, we are talking about a piece of mining equipment! The attached picture is of what miners would call a "Mucking Barrow or mono-wheeled dual-handled transporter." This equipment was actually used in a local mine right her

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Let's Talk About a Defunt Tourist Underground Mine Tour in The Black Hills

Happy Saturday everyone! As you enjoy your Saturday morning cup of coffee let's talk about an old mine that was once a major underground mining tour in the Black Hills! Disclaimer: Before we begin our deep dive into this historical place we need to note a few things. First off we have black

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Let's Explore an Old Train Station in South Dakota

Join us for a "Back in Time Moment" if you will?! The year is 1911. Brothers David and William Horsley just founded one of the first movie studios in Hollywood dubbed Nestor Motion Pictures. The Standard Oil Company was resolved. Ronald Amundsen is the first man to reach the South Pole,

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History of The Big Thunder Gold Mine in South Dakota

Black Hills gold mine buffs, this is a post you're going to like! Recently, we were looking through our collection and found these two postcards from the Big Thunder Gold Mine in Keystone, SD. We would love to find out who the tour guide is who is photographed. No date is on the card, b

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Let's Talk About A Mining Mill in Keystone, SD!

Let's talk about an old mining mill in the Black Hills! A few weeks back a representative from the 1880 Train, Black Hills Central Railroad had reached out to us in search of some history that they had wanted to talk about on the train ride. They asked us if we would research the history of

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History of HealthCare in the wild west (DEADWOOD)

Happy #ThrowbackThursday This is the part where we usually say, "we are throwing it back to *insert date*." However, we are uncertain on the exact date. We do know St. Joseph's Hospital, the predecessor to the modern hospital in Deadwood, South Dakota, officially opened on January

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History From Keystone, South Dakota

Happy #WayBackWednesday Recently we came across some Keystone, South Dakota history! Let's talk about it! We recently were with a avid Black Hills history buffs who happened to have the largest collection of Black Hills history we had ever laid eyes on! As we were flipping through the

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Happy Mining Monday!

We are a bit late but... Happy #MiningMonday ! We hope you all had a wonderful start to the week! We have been husy researching and documenting history and time has gotten away from us and for that we apologize! This week, we're taking a look back at the Victory Mine, also known as t

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FAMOUS MOVIE STARS FROM DEADWOOD SOUTH DAKOTA!

Happy Weekend All! You made it! Ya know weekends are made for sitting back and watching your favorite show or movie. Some of which may have a local South Dakotan in it! Did you know that Deadwood, South Dakota is home to more than just the western characters we usually hear about!? Let's ta

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The South Dakota Presidential Park That is No More

Happy #FunFactFriday Nope, this post isn't political do not worry! We are just here for the history! Did you know that Mount Rushmore didn't used to be the only place you could see the president's outdoors?! That's right there used to be a whole other location that honored

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The Little Locomotive That Once Served The Northern Black Hills

Happy #ThrowBackThursday This one is for our railroad history buffs! Recently, we were working with a landowner who happened to have a large collection of old Black Hills historic photos. We started going through the binders like we were kids on Christmas day. Peering over each other's

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Let's Talk About a Black Hills Ghost Town

Let's talk about a Black Hills ghost town! Often in the Black Hills we hear about the common mining towns. Ya know, the ones like: Lead, Deadwood, Custer, and so on but would about the bygone mining towns!?! The ones that helped build and civilize the Black Hills! Well, it is easy to read a

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