We went to Deadwood in 2019. We stayed at Cadillac Jack's but we visited Bullocks hotel and his family grave. Deadwood was an awesome place to visit. Thanks for sharing
Deadwood is one of my favorite HBO series. Timothy Olyphant played a great Bullock. My wife and I also liked him in Justified. So much so that when we needed a “R” name for my son’s middle name we went with “Raylan”.
Wow. Having watched, and loved the old HBO series "DeadWood", I'm blown away that Seth, Solomon and, especially Al, were real people. Truth is stranger than fiction.
My dad used to let me watch Deadwood with him when I was a kid. First pair of boobies I ever saw 🤣 was so sad when they stopped making it after season 3
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." And here we have a good man who did a lot of something and left a sterling history behind for us to live up to.
@@christopherallen9580 No. After his first wife (Agnus) died he married her sister so she could take care of the children. That was common practice back then.
crazy how he survived, especially a time when many wanted to kill Lawmen or anything authority, he must have had so many tense heart pounding moments & must have had a really really great way of speaking & use of psychology
Seth Bullock never "cleaned up" Deadwood and admitted as much in his unpublished memoirs. He told about a nucleus of underworld gamblers who actually ran things there. He would not mention their names, but the Denver newspaper described them as a "dozen men clique" who orchestrated the assassination of Hickok. Bullock mentioned that too in his unpublished memoir. Al Swearengen was certainly a member of the clique but not one of the two leaders. They were Billy Nuttall and "Ten Die" Brown. BTW, Nuttall and Con Stapleton were terribly portrayed i8n the HBO series, because they were both physical studs in their own right and Nuttall an excellent athlete and professional clog dancer. Bullock fought to be re-elected and it was a tight race, but the gamblers swung the vote in favor of Johnny Manning, He ran the top gambling saloon in Deadwood called the Senate. His partner was John Mann. Manning & Mann. The Deadwood papers related how Bullock was so pissed off at losing the election to Manning, that he refused to hand over the keys to the sheriff's office for two weeks. Bullock did not put that little fact in his memoirs.
While Seth was a good lawman, his passion was politics. Not sure why you called him a "hero," but he appeared to be a good man with correct moral convictions.
I have stayed at the Bullock many many times. It use to be my favorite place to go on vacation when most of the slot machines used the coins and by the end of the night your fingers were black from handling the money. But now it’s all digital and new owners of the property and lots others. Use to love getting up early and going down stars where there was always hot coffee and porcelain cups to drink from and sit down and have a coffee and smoke. But now it’s styrofoam cups and no smoking. Also I loved the hills so much I bought a 40 acre place just across the state line in Wyoming but the rich and shameless have bought so much things have just went sky high and I couldn’t afford to build there after retirement. Use to be a great place but now it’s like any other. Money money money ruins everything.
Gold is practically indestructible every ounce of gold that has been mined is still here on earth somewhere. Even the gold blown up by the nuclear weapons in Japan during WW2
I knew deadwood and its characters were based on real people and events but what really blew me away was just HOW close to real history the show is! Of course history is diffuse, and the show needs to take liberties for drama, but damn how close the show really is to reality!
@@willmuny9201All these were real people. AL SWEARENGEN CALAMITY JANE COLORADO CHARLIE UTTER E.B. FARNUM JACK MCCALL POKER ALICE TUBBS/renamed Joanie Stubbs. POTATO CREEK JOHNNY SETH BULLOCK SOLOMON “SOL” STAR W.E. ADAMS WILD BILL HICKOK
There was virtually no difference between the Canadian and American West. It is rather parochial to express the view that the former was of no consequence by using maps that show the West to be American only. You need to do a little more research in order to present an accurate account of the Old West. 🤷♂
First: SUPER interesting guy. BUT, there was minimal gold in the Black Hills, and what was there was exaggerated by Custer and his party to lure in miners so the US could then take the land under a "protecting our citizens" approach. AND the Black Hills were ONLY part of the Sioux lands because the Sioux stole the land from the Crows a couple of generations before around 1765. The Treaty of Fort Laramie gave the land to the Sioux and Custer moving into The Black Hills was very illegal and everybody at the time on all sides knew it was illegal. There is an ongoing lawsuit that is still contested by the Sioux, even with a one billion dollar judgement for the Sioux. I hope they are successful. Not to be too political, but I'd rather see the Sioux get money in holding the US to its sworn treaty obligations than have that money spent on forgiving college loans for graduates with degrees that don't earn them money or contribute to our society, or college loans for folks who don't want to work or spend less than what they do make when they finally get to work. One is just and the other is vote pandering. (I'd like to point out that I paid back about $90K in school loans, early, and I was grateful for the opportunity at education those loans gave me. And I also understand about predatory collectors, which our government should give borrowers relief from.) Sorry for the political rant, but when you see how the Sioux were and continue to be treated and compare it to a worthless multibillion $ give away the injustice is clear.
@@CATMANJess He said America, _not_ USA. Ditch the short sighted and parochial viewpoint. It is what harms the US's reputation around the world. And I'm not anti-American.
@@ToddSauve Thin skinned. Don’t get hung and make such a big deal about a misplaced word. Enjoy the presentation and honoring of a great western leader, both a Canadian and US American.
We went to Deadwood in 2019. We stayed at Cadillac Jack's but we visited Bullocks hotel and his family grave. Deadwood was an awesome place to visit. Thanks for sharing
My daughter and I pay homage to David Milch & Deadwood: th-cam.com/video/1HXC9azwn2U/w-d-xo.html
Deadwood is one of my favorite HBO series. Timothy Olyphant played a great Bullock. My wife and I also liked him in Justified. So much so that when we needed a “R” name for my son’s middle name we went with “Raylan”.
And man was he 🔥 HOT!! I ❤️
" My sheriff "
Named my second son Gavin, after Tommy Gavin from Rescue Me.
Excellent show. Olyphant, and Ian McShane we’re stellar in that show. “Co€sucker”.
Ww2x
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Spent my honeymoon in Deadwood and stayed at the Bullock Hotel. Nice place.
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Wow. Having watched, and loved the old HBO series "DeadWood", I'm blown away that Seth, Solomon and, especially Al, were real people. Truth is stranger than fiction.
My dad used to let me watch Deadwood with him when I was a kid. First pair of boobies I ever saw 🤣 was so sad when they stopped making it after season 3
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@ConwayTwitter ya movies really good. Well worth the decade wait 🤣
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." And here we have a good man who did a lot of something and left a sterling history behind for us to live up to.
i bought the DVD deadwood series = super fantastic !
Good lord we could sure use people like him these days.
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I read a book about Seth Bullock. He was an amazing person. The kind of "rough gentleman" the 19th century in America bred.
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I read the book in jail was really cool knowing all of what he did
This is a great documentary. I actually love the Deadwood series that was on HBO. It was pretty accurate as far as all of this goes
My Great Grand Uncle, Lt. F.F. Kislingbury married both of Seth Bullock's daughter's. He later died on the Greeley Expedition.
at the same time?
A24
@@christopherallen9580 No. After his first wife (Agnus) died he married her sister so she could take care of the children. That was common practice back then.
A story well told. Thank you for expanding my knowledge of Seth Bullock.
The true story of my favorite TV series
This channel is so underrated i swear
My word, what a fascinating man. I had no idea he was this caliber of a man. I love history and I am very impressed. Thank you for the video.
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We need him now to tame DC lawyer's.
Judges, not lawyers
@@stevenwarren9654 Judge ? Learned as ?? Lawyers.
My daughter and I pay homage to David Milch & Deadwood: th-cam.com/video/1HXC9azwn2U/w-d-xo.html
crazy how he survived, especially a time when many wanted to kill Lawmen or anything authority, he must have had so many tense heart pounding moments & must have had a really really great way of speaking & use of psychology
Love the way you presented this story. If the book is written half as well. It's going to be an all nighter. Thank you Captivating history.
I've stayed at the bullock hotel, twice. Fabulous hotel
Seth Bullock never "cleaned up" Deadwood and admitted as much in his unpublished memoirs. He told about a nucleus of underworld gamblers who actually ran things there. He would not mention their names, but the Denver newspaper described them as a "dozen men clique" who orchestrated the assassination of Hickok. Bullock mentioned that too in his unpublished memoir. Al Swearengen was certainly a member of the clique but not one of the two leaders. They were Billy Nuttall and "Ten Die" Brown. BTW, Nuttall and Con Stapleton were terribly portrayed i8n the HBO series, because they were both physical studs in their own right and Nuttall an excellent athlete and professional clog dancer. Bullock fought to be re-elected and it was a tight race, but the gamblers swung the vote in favor of Johnny Manning, He ran the top gambling saloon in Deadwood called the Senate. His partner was John Mann. Manning & Mann. The Deadwood papers related how Bullock was so pissed off at losing the election to Manning, that he refused to hand over the keys to the sheriff's office for two weeks. Bullock did not put that little fact in his memoirs.
Fabulous man, fabulous telling and thank you. Remarkable history.
My daughter and I pay homage to David Milch & Deadwood: th-cam.com/video/1HXC9azwn2U/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the informative video. I was able to visit Deadwood last year.
Thanks. ✌🏻👊
Wow, really loved the Series Deadwood when is it coming back..
They made a movie a few years ago to tie it up, I recommend watching
Interesting presentation. Also some of the comments were very good.
Canadian born bad ass. 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
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Seth: "I'm from Etobicoke, Ontario."
Sol: "I'm from Vienna, Austria"
Seth: "You're here with friends"
Our Country desperately needs a Teddy Roosevelt and Seth Bullock type TODAY!
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Great history video.
Great video presentation. i Loved it. i just started watching the HBO series Deadwood & Seth Bullock is one of my favorite characters
He looks like the guy who played the bad guy on GUN SMOKE and Charles Ingles friend on LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE.
That would be Victor French, always liked his acting.
Couldn't get past this Casey Kasem.narration.
While Seth was a good lawman, his passion was politics. Not sure why you called him a "hero," but he appeared to be a good man with correct moral convictions.
A "hero" I guess because in the US today anyone who puts on a uniform or badge automatically becomes a "hero".
Sam Elliot would play a great Seth Bullock.
Apparently, the real Bullock you describe is not the same Bullick personality depicted in the Deadwood series.
Picture of sweggin
“Oh wow is it really him!!??”
Channel: yes!(no)
I have stayed at the Bullock many many times. It use to be my favorite place to go on vacation when most of the slot machines used the coins and by the end of the night your fingers were black from handling the money. But now it’s all digital and new owners of the property and lots others. Use to love getting up early and going down stars where there was always hot coffee and porcelain cups to drink from and sit down and have a coffee and smoke. But now it’s styrofoam cups and no smoking. Also I loved the hills so much I bought a 40 acre place just across the state line in Wyoming but the rich and shameless have bought so much things have just went sky high and I couldn’t afford to build there after retirement. Use to be a great place but now it’s like any other. Money money money ruins everything.
Gold is practically indestructible every ounce of gold that has been mined is still here on earth somewhere. Even the gold blown up by the nuclear weapons in Japan during WW2
I knew deadwood and its characters were based on real people and events but what really blew me away was just HOW close to real history the show is!
Of course history is diffuse, and the show needs to take liberties for drama, but damn how close the show really is to reality!
@@willmuny9201 There always some people who have to be a little bitch about everything XD
Your opinion means nothing to me so move along!
@@willmuny9201All these were real people.
AL SWEARENGEN
CALAMITY JANE
COLORADO CHARLIE UTTER
E.B. FARNUM
JACK MCCALL
POKER ALICE TUBBS/renamed Joanie Stubbs.
POTATO CREEK JOHNNY
SETH BULLOCK
SOLOMON “SOL” STAR
W.E. ADAMS
WILD BILL HICKOK
Wyatt Earp was his dear friend.
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I hate these history videos that intersperse misleading photos during the narration.
He had the coolest mustache in the west
A multi-distant cousin of mine was one of Bullock's deputies. Wish I could remember my cuz's name....
There was virtually no difference between the Canadian and American West. It is rather parochial to express the view that the former was of no consequence by using maps that show the West to be American only. You need to do a little more research in order to present an accurate account of the Old West. 🤷♂
I thought Seth was from Etobicoke, Ontario?
The Star Bullock Hardware Bidness.
Most hilarious description of juvenile delinquency ever. His childhood was a bit off???
Not after HBO
a shame Deadwood the movie wasn't even close too the real man
So Bullock died in 1919 he didn't have to put up with prohibition and all the problems of that law
I thought guns weren’t allowed in the town
Any relation to Sandra
First: SUPER interesting guy. BUT, there was minimal gold in the Black Hills, and what was there was exaggerated by Custer and his party to lure in miners so the US could then take the land under a "protecting our citizens" approach. AND the Black Hills were ONLY part of the Sioux lands because the Sioux stole the land from the Crows a couple of generations before around 1765. The Treaty of Fort Laramie gave the land to the Sioux and Custer moving into The Black Hills was very illegal and everybody at the time on all sides knew it was illegal. There is an ongoing lawsuit that is still contested by the Sioux, even with a one billion dollar judgement for the Sioux. I hope they are successful. Not to be too political, but I'd rather see the Sioux get money in holding the US to its sworn treaty obligations than have that money spent on forgiving college loans for graduates with degrees that don't earn them money or contribute to our society, or college loans for folks who don't want to work or spend less than what they do make when they finally get to work. One is just and the other is vote pandering. (I'd like to point out that I paid back about $90K in school loans, early, and I was grateful for the opportunity at education those loans gave me. And I also understand about predatory collectors, which our government should give borrowers relief from.) Sorry for the political rant, but when you see how the Sioux were and continue to be treated and compare it to a worthless multibillion $ give away the injustice is clear.
thats a ot of Bullocks.
to bad our gov doesn't follow his example
Murder is still normal part of life in America.
" He wasn't born in America, he was born in Canada." You mean he wasn't born in the US, Canada is part of North America 👊🪑
USA stands for united states of America duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@@CATMANJess He said America, _not_ USA. Ditch the short sighted and parochial viewpoint. It is what harms the US's reputation around the world. And I'm not anti-American.
And the shock waves through the county but the caption said country
@@ToddSauve In this context I would disagree
@@ToddSauve Thin skinned. Don’t get hung and make such a big deal about a misplaced word. Enjoy the presentation and honoring of a great western leader, both a Canadian and US American.
Embellishments abound 😊
Sandra? Hot dogs?
💥💪🇺🇸💥🤠
Seth was OK, but this voice is beyond ridiculous. Outta here & thumb down.
radio voice dude is nauseating - excruciating to listen to
Sandra hotel hers,ill take you there,money get away,i allways win ZOD!
Wow this was boring. I hated it. I quit at 0:27, thumbs down
American history is none of your business anyway
@@Willd-ki8ix Wow! What a smart thing to say! You are really smart!! I wish one day I could be as smart as you! Oh…and Go _________ yersef!
What an attention span
Back the truck up what year did deadwood burn down 1866 I think then it died out