Past and present have an unusual relationship in Tombstone, Arizona. Men dressed as 1880s gunfighters are forever clomping up and down wooden sidewalks with jingling spurs and holstered revolvers ...

In this 1950 photo, an actor portraying a Wild West cowboy plays dead in historic Tombstone, Arizona. Photograph by Doreen Spooner, Keystone Features/Getty Images Where money, power, and frontier ...

Step back into the past. Here's everything you need to know about Tombstone, Arizona, and why you should visit. The legend of Tombstone began in 1877, when a down-on-his-luck prospector named Ed ...

MORE: Josephine Earp's letters to Wyatt on display at Tombstone Courthouse By 1881, Tombstone, Arizona, had become the largest city between St. Louis and San Francisco. Despite a cosmopolitan ...

“Believe it or not, Tombstone had one of the few stand-up fights where men squared off and just shot it out,” said Marshall Trimble, Arizona’s state historian. “That kind of thing was ...

In southern Arizona’s high desert, Tombstone beckons as an unrivalled encounter with the Old West, its frontiersmen and gunslingers. Not only is the historic township safeguarded like a giant ...