The Oldest Bar In South Dakota Has A Fascinating History
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Catherine Armstrong
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Since Deadwood is one of South Dakota’s oldest towns, it should come as no surprise that the longest continually operating bar is in Deadwood as well. The history of Buffalo Bodega is fascinating, and this historic gem is definitely worth a visit.
He opened the Buffalo Bar and quickly made a name for himself in Deadwood. Over the next 100 years, the building welcomed everyone from prostitutes to tourists, and it's still standing today.
It's located right in the middle of the action in Deadwood at 658 Main Street, and you can spend hours here.
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For more information, visit Buffalo Bodega's website.
Ready to explore more of South Dakota’s historic places? Visit the Goss Opera House in Watertown.
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658 Main St, Deadwood, SD 57732, USA