In 1881, five Earp brothers gathered in hopes of finding their fortunes in Tombstone, Arizona, the last boomtown in what was still left of the untamed American West. They were relatively young men ...

Welcome to Tombstone Arizona, the Land of Lawlessness. It’s a place where drinking shots at the saloon bar, followed by trips to the service room to the ladies in waiting, and watching a gun ...

Tombstone changes a few of the details regarding what happened to Wyatt Earp, his surviving brothers, and Doc Holliday, but the alterations are arguably necessary for dramatic effect.

Tombstone is famous for gun battles, whiskey and blood in the streets. It is best known for the shootout at the O.K. Corral. Certainly, there were gunfights, a red-light district, gambling, opium ...

Tombstone isn't notorious for it's minerals, though. Everything changed on Oct. 16, 1881, when a long-simmering feud erupted into a shootout near the now legendary O.K. Corral.

Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik, during a press conference about the Tucson shootings, called Arizona “the Tombstone of the United States.” Some journalists gave the word a lowercase “t ...