Tombstone, Arizona
July 19, 2003
 

Some of the most interesting events in American history took place in Tombstone in the late 1800's, as these pictures show.  If  you're ever in southern Arizona, don't pass up the chance to visit this fascinating town.  We hope you enjoy the pictures!

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Coming into town.	Just outside the town limits		Authentic markers over many Boot Hill graves.  You may remember Marshal White and Curly Bill from the 1993 movie "Tombstone".
		Oct. 26, 1881 was the "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral".
				This one is a classic!  :)
The main street in Tombstone.		Bonnie and a new friend.	Bonnie and another new friend.	Lots of interesting signs around town!
This is now a museum.	Inside the Bird Cage museum.
	The hearse that took the O.K. Corral bodies, among others,  to Boothill.	Tombstone courthouse.
Gunfight reenactments.
	Cowboys.			This fellow looks like Lee Van Cleef ~ scary!
	Gunfight at the O.K. Corral reenactment.	Doc Holiday was called out for the fight from his room in this building.	Here come the lawmen!
			The cowboys.	The Earps and Doc Holliday.

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