The City of Denison is hosting its annual Doc Holliday, Saints and Sinners Festival in April, and to prelude the festival, there will be a series of four historical presentations.

History Detectives saddles up and travels to Arizona and New York to uncover the surprising facts behind this legendary gunfight, and the real relationship between Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday.

Through Hollywood magic or missed opportunity, Val Kilmer had never stepped foot onto the streets of Tombstone until a local ...

Val Kilmer's Doc Holliday in 'Tombstone' Holliday has been played by at least 30 actors in TV and film history. Some notable names to take on the role include Kirk Douglas, Marin Landau, Jason ...

The inscription on the back strap of the derringer reads â To Doc from Kate.â Kate was Mary Katherine Horony-Cummings, a Hungarian-born prostitute and Doc Holliday's common-law wife.They met in ...

Bullock and Bill Kight with the Glenwood Springs Historical Society are working to build a Doc Holliday Museum – the famous gunslinger who lived and died of tuberculosis in the city back in 1887.

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) - The authenticity of a piece of American Old West history is in question after it was purchased and brought back to Colorado. A pistol purportedly belonging to ...

This gun that supposedly belonged to Doc Holliday then appears out of nowhere in Deadwood. According to auction items from the Internet, it sold in excess of $25,000 in July 2016. The man who ...

History Detectives saddles up and travels to Arizona and New York to uncover the surprising facts behind this legendary gunfight, and the real relationship between Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday.

Which is why it’s a part of the Holliday history and will be kept in the new museum, which is located in the exact same place as the hotel where Doc once lived and died.

Bullock and Bill Kight with the Glenwood Springs Historical Society are working to build a Doc Holliday Museum – the famous gunslinger who lived and died of tuberculosis in the city back in 1887.