Tombstone, Arizona, is famous as the site of the "shoot-out at the OK corral" between the Earps, Clantons, McLaurys and Doc Holliday.
County courthouse.
A couple miles out of town...Edward Schieffelin was the first miner in the area, and named his claim "tombstone" in reference to a joke by his friends who said that was all he would find.
City Hall.
Sidewalk signs.
JL Silver.
Fallen Angel.
Famous Bird Cage theater.
Bird Cage host.
Wyatt Earp in later years.
First organ in the area.
Mannequins in the prostitute's cribs. It was legal back then.
Don't write on the walls.
Why walk around half dead.
Boxing.
Butt sculpture painting.
Shady ladies.
Gambling ghoul.
Stagecoach tour.
Miller's Mercantile.
Welcome.
The Tombstone Epitaph was the local newspaper.
John Clum was the editor, and an adventurer.
Arizona Territory.
Madam Mustache.
McLaury coffins at the OK Corral. No doubt replicas.
Bad Men of Tombstone. The nature and history of the town spawned many movies.
Scheiffelin hall is the largest standing adobe structure in the US southwest.
Relaxing re-enactors.
Shoot-out re-enactment.
Boothill graveyard sign.
Clantons and McLaurys.
Tom McLaury.
George Johnson.
No Les, no more.
Originally posted by wtlwdwgn 
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