Tombstone

From a massacre to a poetic grave, Cochise County's history has some wild tales that will leave you stunned.

Blood. We couldn't exist without it. The fluid courses through our veins, giving us life, keeping us warm, and ensuring we have oxygen flowing through our system.

Johnny Ringo’s death in 1882 still haunts Tombstone. Was it suicide, revenge, or something darker? A Wild West mystery that refuses to die.

Explore Tombstone Courthouse, Arizona’s Old West museum with gallows, artifacts, and stories from the silver boom to lawmen legends.

Tombstone is arguably Arizona's most famous town. Starting with the legend of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday in 1881, the town has grown to become the Old Western town.

Vigilante Days are returning to Tombstone. Here's what you need to know.

What you need to know about Tombstone's Helldorado Days.

As if hourly gun fights, prostitutes, rampant hallucinogenic drug use, gambling and the occasional Indian uprising weren't enough to make the cities PR guy quit ...

We love the stories of grizzled outlaws fighting their way through an unjust world with nothing but a revolver and their trusty steed. Turns out, the Old West was much more tame than we remember it to be.

Our ghost hunting team might have captured a ghost on film! Decide for yourself.