Johnny Ringo was well known in Tombstone Arizona. His name still reverberates in town today. Who was this man of infamy in the old Wild West? What you might be wondering about right now … Was Johnny Ringo highly educated? What happened with Doc Holliday & Ringo? Who killed Ringo? Was it Doc? Ringo’s Grave: […]
Tombstone restaurants are scattered throughout town. Most are somewhere along Allen Street, within the “downtown” area. A few more are on Allen Street, but a little farther out. Others are downtown, but not right on Allen Street. With these choices of restaurants in Tombstone, you may wonder where to grab lunch. Or go out to
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Stagecoaches were the prime means of transportation in the old west. These coaches were 4-wheeled vehicles. They were designed to be used for many purposes. And they were. Even today people have an interest in them. Why might you be interested? Did you want to know more about their History & Construction?> What about coach management? How
Our favorite Old West Steakhouse is right here in Tombstone AZ! You may like it, so we’ve got to recommend it to you. It’s called The Depot Steakhouse. Read All About This Great Steakhouse> You’ll find Old West Steakhouse menu options here in historic Tombstone Arizona. Yes – the historic Wild West town that’s “too tough
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Wyatt Earp house in Tombstone AZ – it’s located just as you enter town. When visitors drive to Tombstone AZ, they usually arrive via Hwy. 80 from Interstate 10. As you come into the city limits, you’ll come up the hill and see Boothill on the left. Next you’ll come into the curve that brings you into
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Some visualize living in a ghost town as a surreal, if not eerie, experience. Communities usually become close to abandonment if they do not have much economic activity. One such ghost town is Cascabel in Arizona. TABLE OF CONTENTS Where is Cascabel located?History of CascabelArts and crafts festivalWhy go to Cascabel? Where is Cascabel Located?
We’ve lined up Tombstone RV camping parks right in town for your convenience. We can clue you in to all the choices here. We want to help so you won’t miss out on the best pick for your own preferences. You can skip right to the area you prefer to try. Here’s the Menu: Tombstone
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Old West Gambling Games – Were they legal? Were they popular? As people moved into the West in the 1800s, life was hard. Most of these migrants were men: miners, soldiers, explorers, opportunists, teenaged orphans. Entrepreneurs looked for the right circumstances for a business. With free time, entertainment was what many were after. Proprietors were
Cochise County Cowboys were publicized around the country during the 1880s. The Wild West attracted adventurers, pioneers, miners, and cattle ranching. All became attracted to this frontier for opportunities. Mexicans had been here for generations, many having been raised in ranching in the tradition of the vaqueros. What is it about Cochise County “Cow-boys” that
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The Tombstone Film had some quirky details! Some aren’t what you’d think! Did you imagine it was filmed right in the historic town of Tombstone Arizona? The Tombstone movie’s 25th anniversary celebration was in Tombstone. But filmed where? We’ll let you in on some inside info about this beloved wild west Tombstone movie. We’ll answer
Do you love the smell of roses? Lots of people do! These roses in Tombstone have something really special going for them. They are in the Guinness Book of World Records. How could that be? We passed up the Rose Tree Inn for a long time when we first began visiting Tombstone! The Rose Tree
Few experiences convey the history of Arizona like a visit to a ghost town, and these towns come in all shapes and sizes with a variety of history. The popular image of an Arizona ghost town is usually that of an abandoned pioneer town or settlement, but the story of Seneca Lake is actually rooted
