Arizona Has An Abandoned Town That Most People Don't Know About
Forget dusty, deserted main streets and tumbleweeds rolling through vacant saloons. Arizona boasts a unique kind of ghost town: one that pulsates with life.
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A modern Wild West adventure - find cowboy history on an Arizona road trip
Andy Mossack saddles up in South Arizona for a modern-day cowboy adventure
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Hotel housed Wyatt Earp's prisoners in 1880s Tombstone
From our Western Women series: Samantha Fallon provided rooms for Wyatt Earp's prisoners because Tombstone didn't have a jail. She also boasted of hosting Ulysses S. Grant II.
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Meandering the Mesquite: Destination: Tombstone
Old West history knows no boundaries. The passion for gunplay is global in scope. Take Italy. In the 1960s, “Pasta Land” developed its own film industry. They churned out countless
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Forget what you know about Wyatt Earp. Learn the truth and Discover Tombstone.
But for Wyatt Earp’s arrival in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, in December, 1879, the ultimate fate of the “The Town Too Tough to Die” made famous in so many books and motion pictures, may have been different: while Tombstone exists because of prospector Ed Schieffelin, the town persists because of Wyatt Earp and his singular exploits on the Arizona frontier of the early 1880′s.
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