 
Deadwood Funds Projects Across the State
South Dakota communities that have received funds from the Deadwood Grant Fund - click to see a larger image.
Historic Preservation awards up to $250,000 each year for projects outside Deadwood and within the State of South Dakota. In order to receive a portion of this fund, candidates must apply through the Historic Preservation Commission and demonstrate that the project is related to Deadwood’s history. The City Commission assigns a committee to review all of the applications received by January 2nd. After reviewing the applications, the projects that qualify are then presented to the Deadwood Historic Preservation Commission and the Deadwood City Commission for final authorization. Upon approval of each grant there is a check presentation at each project site.
In 2003, Historic Preservation granted $228,410 to the following twelve projects around the state:
1) PWA/WPA Athletic Facility Study, Statewide - $1,285
2) Black Hills Mining Museum (Parking), Lead - $25,000
3) Christ Church (Organ), Lead - $30,000
4) Custer County Courthouse Museum, Custer - $25,000
5) Homestake Opera House (Lobby), Lead - $25,000
6) Homestake Opera House (Scaffolding), Lead - $18,000
7) Galena School, Galena - $5,625
8) Homestake Mansion, Lead - $25,000
9) First Presbyterian Church, Lead - $13,500
10) Matthews Opera House, Spearfish - $25,000
11) Madison Outhouse, Nemo - $10,000
12) Historic Governor’s Mansion, Pierre - $25,000
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2005-05-02
Methodist Park
Deadwood’s new Methodist Memorial Park at the corner of Shine and Williams Streets is now complete, and has already been the ...
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2005-04-28
Old Cemetery Sees New Improvements
Mount Moriah Cemetery is one of Deadwood’s most popular landmarks, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. When ...
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2005-04-26
Signs Honor Deadwood's Jews
Deadwood’s early history is flavored with legendary names like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane and Seth Bullock. But many loc...
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