James Burnett was shot and killed by William Greene, but was it murder or something else?
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James Burnett’s Death
About the only fact that is indisputable in the death of James C. Burnett was that he was shot four times by William C. Greene at the O.K. Corral on July 1, 1897. Unfortunately, the events that lead up to those fatal shots are hard to pin down.
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Why Did the Mines Close?
People often think that water killed mining here, but the truth is far different.
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Buford House
George Buford built a wonderful house for his family in 1887, but it is a haunted location today.
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Temporarily Closed
The Goodenough Mine is temporarily closed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Mine Tour, Trolley Tour, Goodenough Eats Food, Panning for Gold, and all other activities are suspended. We are sad about this turn of events, but it cannot be helped. For what it’s worth, as of the time of this post, all bars […]
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Neezer
Ghosts have a union — and go on strike??? This humorous ghost story introduces you to the Ghost Union of Tombstone and its president.
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Boothill Ghosts
Boothill Graveyard is one of the most haunted places in Tombstone.
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Birdcage Theatre
The Birdcage Theatre was one of the wildest places in Tombstone. Today it is a museum with a lot of ghosts hanging around.
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Crazy Eddie
Crazy Eddie died in 1929 and it’s pretty safe to say that no one was sorry to see him go. Then his story was told…
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Railroad
We had rail service from 1903 until 1960 and this post describes the plans and eventual right-of-way.
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Schieffelin Days
Ed Schieffelin was Tombstone’s founder and we are celebrating his legacy with a family-friendly, fun weekend in Tombstone.
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Tombstone Cemetery
The Tombstone City Cemetery is the final resting place for more than 1800 of our citizens who have died since 1884.
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Klondike Mike
Klondike Mike had a crazy tale about a woman and a silver ribbon. But just how crazy was his story?
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Buford House
The Buford House was an old boarding house but is said to be one of the most haunted locations in Tombstone today.
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Jewish Memorial
The Jewish Memorial commemorates the Jews who were part of our origin.
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Materialization Stages
Ghosts seem to go through four stages to materialize and this post describes each.
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Albert Blair and Samuel Barrow
The deaths of Albert Blair and Samuel Barrow was one of the saddest chapters in Tombstone’s history.
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Tommy Cooper
Tommy Cooper was going back to Tombstone for Christmas with gifts for his wife and daughter, but they never forgot Santa’s visit this year.
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Crystal Palace
The Crystal Palace is one of the oldest bars in Arizona, and it has ghosts as an added benefit!
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Brunckow’s Cabin
Brunckow’s Cabin is said to be the most haunted location in the entire state of Arizona.