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Tombstone Courthouse (1882) (219 E Toughnut St.). Tombstone, AZ. | Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park Museum. Tombstone, AZ. | Entrance of Tombstone Courthouse Museum in former Cochise County Court. Tombstone, AZ. | Original courtroom at Tombstone Courthouse Museum. Tombstone, AZ. |
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Bird Cage Theatre (as preserved 1881). Tombstone, AZ. | Bar at Bird Cage Theatre. Tombstone, AZ. | OK Corral site of Earp-Clanton gunfight on Oct. 26, 1881. Tombstone, AZ. | OK Corral with figures marking where Earp & Clanton gang stood during famous gunfight Oct. 26, 1881. Tombstone, AZ. |
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Gunfight re-enactors at OK Corral site on Allen St. Tombstone, AZ. | Covered wooden sidewalks surround Quong Kee's Can Can restaurant building (1879) (Allen at 4th). Tombstone, AZ. | Covered wooden sidewalk along Allen Street between OK Corral & what was originally Quong Kee's Can Can restaurant building (1879). Tombstone, AZ. | Heritage buildings originally Hafford's Corner Saloon & Sultana Cigar Store & Card Room (Allen at 4th). Tombstone, AZ. |
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Allen streetscape looking south from 4th with false front commercial buildings to project image of success & substance. Tombstone, AZ. | Commercial false front former Alhambra Saloon plus Campbell & Hatch Saloon & Billiards (1881) buildings on Allen St. Tombstone, AZ. | Originally Wells Fargo office (1881) now Ike Clanton's Haunted Hotel (436 Allen St.). Tombstone, AZ. | Golden Eagle Brewery Saloon (1881) (420 Allen at 5th) originally Crystal Palace (1880) with offices above including that of Virgil Earp, US Deputy Marshal. Tombstone, AZ. |
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Covered sidewalks of Allen Street frame Crystal Palace. Tombstone, AZ. | Stage coach passes Golden Eagle Brewery Saloon (1881) (420 Allen at 5th). Tombstone, AZ. | Stage coach on pedestrianized Allen Street. Tombstone, AZ. | Horse-drawn stage coach on Allen Street. Tombstone, AZ. |
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T. Miller's Tombstone Mercantile & Hotel (530 Allen St. at 6th). Tombstone, AZ. | View down Allen St. from 6th past Bird Cage Theatre. Tombstone, AZ. | Allen streetscape with covered sidewalks. Tombstone, AZ. | Early Wells Fargo Express office & other early commercial buildings (Allen St. between 5th & 6th). Tombstone, AZ. |
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Longhorn restaurant, originally a clothing store (Allen St. at 5th). Tombstone, AZ. | Former hotel (Allen St. between 4th & 5th). Tombstone, AZ. | Cochise County Bank (1881) (Allen at 4th) now tourist office. Tombstone, AZ. | Allen English Adobe Home (1882) (Toughnut at 3rd Sts.). Tombstone, AZ. |
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Allen English Adobe Home (1882) (Toughnut at 3rd Sts.). Tombstone, AZ. | The Rose Tree Museum home of world's largest rosebush (4th at Toughnut Sts.). Tombstone, AZ. | Pressed metal decoration along roofline of Rose Tree Museum building. Tombstone, AZ. | Schieffelin Hall (1881) (Freemont St. at 4th). Tombstone, AZ. |
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Longhorn restaurant, originally a clothing store (Allen St. at 5th). Tombstone, AZ. | Tombstone Epitaph Museum (1880) (9 S. 5th St.). Tombstone, AZ. | Original Washington hand printing press (1856) by R. Hoe & Co. of New York City went by ship to San Francisco & was used in Gold Rush towns before Epitaph editor brought it to Tombstone at Tombstone Epitaph Museum. Tombstone, AZ. | Typesetting examples at Tombstone Epitaph Museum. Tombstone, AZ. |
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Intertype typesetting machines at Tombstone Epitaph Museum. Tombstone, AZ. | Antique letter press at Tombstone Epitaph Museum. Tombstone, AZ. | Boothill Graveyard Cemetery entrance building. Tombstone, AZ. | Graves among the cacti at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. |
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Cross marks grave of Simon Constantine (1882) at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. | Marker for George Johnson, Hanged by Mistake (1882) at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. | Tomb marker of Seymour Dye (1882) Killed by Indians at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. | Boothill Cemetery scene. Tombstone, AZ. |
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Grave marker to murdered Billy Clanton & McLaurys (1881) at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. | Tomb marker of John Heath (1884) Taken from jail & hanged by Bisbee mob at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. | Fenced grave at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. | "Here Lies Lester Moor, Four Slugs from a 44, No Les, No More" grave marker at Boothill Cemetery. Tombstone, AZ. |