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| View from hotel, Tombstone. |
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| Hotel signage. Apparently the rules are strictly enforced. |
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| If only half the stuff they tell about this place is true, it is still unbelievable |
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| A few years ago in Santa fe we saw a fascinating museum exhibit on the surprising parts played by Jewish pioneers and cowboys. Not much mention of them in tombstone but there is a modern monument here in Boot Hill. |
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| Tombstone Public Transport |
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| This particular office carried its own term limits, evident from the grave markers on Boot Hill |
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| A coroner's report on an outlaw dead by hanging. |
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| A reconstruction of Tombstone's system for rehabilitating outlaws. The recitivism rate was near zero. |
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| OK, we admit it. We went to the show. Corny, hokey, dubious authenticity, sure. So you want to make something of it? You know where to find us. — at O.K. Corral. |
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| Interior of the Birdcage Theater. The name derives from the private boxes in the upper story, where the ladies entertained their gentleman clients. |
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| The original Faro table of Doc Holiday. — at Birdcage Theater |
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| Black Mariah, for that last one-way ride to Boot Hill |
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| Cactus with an attitude |
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"Bettie & cousin Jan. taken at the historic Hacienda Hotel in Tucson. Hotel of the golden age Hollywood stars while shooting movies in Arizona." |
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