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WYATT EARP STATUE DEDICATION DURING ANNUAL EVENT CLICK HERE for PROGRAM UPDATE
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Please read and consider sponsoring our team for this event. My interest in this is more personal than I ever imagined it could be and my heartfelt thanks go out to all who will send a warm thought of healing for my daughter along with anything shared for this cause. Brain Tumor. Imagine hearing those words. ... more
I will be in Tombstone dealing blackjack for Phil Gessert's traveling casino on October 26. Anyone interested in meeting with me can email me by clicking my name above or through the links below. Thank you. Jeff Smith The Soapy Smith Preservation Trust Old West Rogues Forum
I understand Morgan Earp's revolver he was wearing at the time he was shot is in at the museum in college of the Ozarks. Is this true? I have emailed them and asked for a digital pic as there is no way I could make it out that way. Anyone know otherwise? Best, Al
does anyone know any history of LPS & DALTON, possible stagecoach line in Aurora, nv, in the 1800`s?
New Biography of Arizona Pioneer John P. Clum Completed WHITE WATER, Calif., September 1, 2008 – Clum and Company Old West Productions, in association with Trafford Publishing is pleased to announce the launch of Nantan: The Life and Times of John P. Clum Volume 2 Tombstone to Los Angeles 1882-1932. Authored by... more
Mail subscriptions will go out on Tuesday, as Monday is a holiday. Email subscriptions went out yesterday. If you have an email subscription and you don't receive it, check your bulk/spam folder. Some folks, especially AOL customers, have been having them delivered there. We hope everyone enjoys this issue!! ... more
The September 2008 issue of Tombstone Times is at the printer . This month we feature Johnny Ringo . Included is Joyce Aros' "Who Were These Men" column which covers the background of John Ringo. Also included is a reprint of the July 1882 Tombstone Epitaph's story on the Death of Johnny Ringo and Janice... more
The editor of this site has edited this listing . 4th ANNUAL WILD WESTERN FESTIVAL September 26, 27 & 28th, 2008 in Avondale, Arizona. 9am - 5pm daily. Western Entertainment, movie stars and more! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
"Wyatt Earp" returns to Monmouth By Marty Touchette Sat Aug 09, 2008, 05:26 PM CDT MONMOUTH — Actor Hugh O'Brian appeared in Monmouth Saturday to help the town celebrate the 160th birthday of favorite son Wyatt Earp. It was his first time visiting Monmouth. O'Brian portrayed Earp on the top-rated ABC... more
Can anyone identify any of the people in these photos taken outside of the Crystal Palace here in Tombstone? They were taken in the mid to late 40's, I believe. At least some of them appear to be locals.
Nantan: The Life and Times of John P. Clum Volume 2 Tombstone to Los Angeles 1882-1932 is due out in 15 days! The 416 page tome, covering Clum's later life is the campanion to the 475 page Volume 1. Volume 2 covers a lot of material never before covered on Clum, and includes many never before seen pics. After... more
Got it SAturday, that is a not only a great read, but one of the most attractive looking eye catching covers I've ever seen. The artwork is excellant. Nice work and great info.
This is only a test...had it been an actual alert...
Just a note to let all of our Mail subscribers know that we hope the Big Black Stripe issue has been corrected and our issues Should be getting postmarked from Tombstone now instead of Tucson. Please let me know if this is not the case and I'll get on the Post Office again. Thanks!
Susan Ballard, will be signing copies of her historical fiction westerns, Borrowed Time and Holliday in Tombstone on the Sunday of Vigilante Days, August 10th, from 11am until 5pm, at Tombstone Old West Books on the corner of Allen and 4th Streets.
You may recall that Tombstone Times ran a series called... more
Found it today,thought you might like it,identify some of the folks.
Glad to see the new board, best of luck with it and my regards to "Mom Clanton".
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