305 West Main St
Lead S.D. 57754
605-584-1984
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elcome to the Stampmill. Located in the heart of historic Lead S.D. Come on in and take a step back in time to the booming days of the gold rush. Whether you are passing through Lead, in town for business or visiting the Black Hills for it's many historic sites, the Stampmill Inn is a destination point, you should not miss. Have a drink at friendly bar or a seat in our charming and rustic dining area and experience the feeling of an era gone by. Enjoy the rich woods, expansive  fireplace and mantle that creates a relaxed atmosphere.  During the warm weather months enjoy a meal or drink on our spacious patio and deck. 
Looking for a romantic getaway or something other then your average lodging experience? The Stampmill offers turn of the Century Suites with all the modern convenience.
The Stampmill is steps away from the Blue Dog Art Gallery, the Black Hills Mining Museum, the Homestake Visitor Center and Opera House.
he Stampmill building was built in 1897 by James Hollaran, who originally came to the hills with the Custer expedition of 1874. The building has been home to a variety of business including saloons, restaurants, hotels, boarding houses and a hardware store. The building survived the fire of 1904 that destroyed a fourth of the city and later survived underground mining subsidence that claimed most of the downtown district in the 20's and 30's. As the Stampmill begins its second century, it stands as one of the oldest remaining structures of Lead.
In 2007 Sheree Schriver and her three daughters, KarmenThompson, Meagan Schriver and Heather Peters, became the proud proprietors of the Stampmill.  Dedicated to bringing new life and yet faithfully maintaining the history of this beautiful old building, Sheree and her daughters provide a piece of Black Hills history to all those who enter.

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