Jewish Pioneers Memorial Tours and Activities

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Gunslingers ruled the streets in Tombstone, Arizona, in the 1880s. Today, you can see the OK Corral reenactment show to relive the lawless days. #UStravel #UShistory #OldWest #wildwest #entertainment

O.K. Corral

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You can browse the exhibits at O.K. Corral, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Tombstone. Discover the area's desert landscape and seek out the horse riding.

O.K. Corral
This 135 year old rose tree came to Tombstone from Scotland as a cutting. It blooms the first part of April and smells divine! Check out the Rose Tree Museum for a great peek into the past, then stroll through the Town Too Tough to Die. #green

Rose Tree Museum

You can browse the exhibits at Rose Tree Museum, a museum with a story of its own, during your holiday in Tombstone. Experience the area's entertainment venues and theatre scene.

Rose Tree Museum
Gunslingers ruled the streets in Tombstone, Arizona, in the 1880s. Today, you can see the OK Corral reenactment show to relive the lawless days. #UStravel #UShistory #OldWest #wildwest #entertainment

Allen Street

Learn about the local history of Tombstone when you spend time at Allen Street. In the area, take in the entertainment venues and desert landscape.

Allen Street
Gunslingers ruled the streets in Tombstone, Arizona, in the 1880s. Today, you can see the OK Corral reenactment show to relive the lawless days. #UStravel #UShistory #OldWest #wildwest #entertainment

Tombstone Historic District

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Find out about the history of Tombstone when you take a trip to Tombstone Historic District. Discover the area's desert landscape and seek out the horse riding.

Tombstone Historic District
The Birdcage Theater is one of Tombstone's most authentic attractions and one of the West's most famous landmarks. Legend has it 26 people were killed in the Bird Cage during it reputed 8 years as one of the wildest and meanest places in Tombstone. Over 120 bullet holes remain in the building. The ladies of the night, plied their trade in cribs suspended from the ceiling in the building. 14 cribs lined the sides of the gambling hall, 7 on each side of the room. The ladies would pull the drapes to entertain their clients. Within these walls once drank and played the likes of Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and members of the Cowboy faction, and Doc Holliday, who dealt faro in the gambling parlor. On one occasion, while Doc was dealing, one of his hated rivals, Johnny Ringo, passed by the table. Doc then murmured, "Care to buck the tiger, Johnny? It's the gustiest game in town." Upon hearing this, a drunken Ringo wheeled around, removed his bandana and said to Holliday, "Care to grab to the other end of this bandanna? This is the deadliest game in town." In those days when two men grabbed the opposite ends of a bandanna, they would then fire at each other at point-blank range, generally with both men winding up dead. Undaunted, Doc simply stood smiling, ready to accept the challenge, but ready to use knives, rather than guns. Curly Bill Brocius then interceded, grabbing Ringo and yelling, "Hell, Doc, he’s drunk!” Doc, who had also been drinking, like usual, answered, "Brocius, I drink more by 10:00 a.m. than he can all day." Doc then turned and walked away. One of its most famous distinctions was one of the longest running games of poker ever played. Seating seven players plus a dealer, the minimum buy-in was $1,000.00 and was played around the clock for, 8 years 5 months and three days.

Birdcage Theater

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You can browse the exhibits at Birdcage Theater, a museum with a story of its own, during your holiday in Tombstone. Experience the area's entertainment venues and theatre scene.

Birdcage Theater

Boothill Graveyard

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Step back in time and learn more about local history with a stop at Boothill Graveyard in Tombstone. Discover the area's desert landscape and bars.

Boothill Graveyard

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Inn History Tombstone

Inn History Tombstone

2 out of 5
502 E Fremont St Tombstone AZ
Inn History Tombstone
Tombstone Grand Hotel, a Baymont by Wyndham

Tombstone Grand Hotel, a Baymont by Wyndham

2.5 out of 5
580 W. Randolph Way Tombstone AZ
Tombstone Grand Hotel, a Baymont by Wyndham
Trail Rider's Inn

Trail Rider's Inn

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13 N. 7th Street Tombstone AZ
Trail Rider's Inn
Landmark Lookout Lodge

Landmark Lookout Lodge

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Landmark Lookout Lodge
Katie's Cozy Cabins

Katie's Cozy Cabins

2 out of 5
16 West Allen Tombstone AZ
Katie's Cozy Cabins
Stampede RV Resort

Stampede RV Resort

3.5 out of 5
18 W Allen St Tombstone AZ
Stampede RV Resort
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TOMBSTONE'S VIGILANTE INN "EARP" Cozy, Quiet, 2 Blocks from all festivities

Tombstone AZ
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Stampede Cabin 1- Tombstone

Stampede Cabin 1- Tombstone

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Stampede Cabin 1- Tombstone
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