Mollie Johnson

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Deadwood Madam Mollie Johnson was known as the Queen of the Blondes. She had three blonde protégés who worked for her who also maintained their own boarding houses. The twenty-ish foursome Mollie Johnson and her girls Ida Clark, Ida Cheplan and Jennie Duchesneau were often embroiled in personal and physical altercations between each other. Their houses were described in the papers as being a resort for naughty men.

Mollie Johnson was also noted to be of a kind heart, caring to the dead body of one of her girls, before trying to save her possessions in the Big Deadwood Fire of September 26, 1879.