Selasa, 16 Januari 2018

The Tombstone Western Heritage Museum Highlights History Behind the Storefronts

Presents period firearms, photos and a trove of Earp keepsakes. Small-town Tombstone, Arizona (pop. 1,562), remains defined by the 30-second gunfight that broke out nearly 130 years ago in a vacant lot off Fremont Street. Half a million visitors arrive each year to watch the gunfight show at the O.K. Corral and stroll the boardwalks …

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