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Boot Hill cemetery in Tombstone Arizona USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA cowboy town Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA, April 6, 2015, vintage windmill Royalty Free Stock Photo

TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, USA, MARCH 4, 2014: Actors playing the O.K. Corral gunfight shootout in Tombstone, Arizona, USA on Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA, April 6, 2015, old western town home of Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp and Gunfight at the O.K. Corral Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA, April 6, 2015, stage coach in old western town home of Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp and Gunfight at the Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA - April 18, 2022: The court house building was erected in 1882 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA, April 6, 2015, Boot Hill Cemetery, old western town home of Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp and Gunfight at Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA - April 18, 2022: The old west lives on in this small town in the desert. A small church is part of the Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tombstone, Arizona, USA - April 18, 2022: The old west lives on in this small town in the desert Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of buildings in the historic district of Tombstone. Tombstone, Arizona is a quaint historical town in Cochise County, Arizona with an elevation of 4,406 ft. It's known for being the site of one of history's most notorious gunfights, the O.K. Corral, and is home to the Bird Cage Theatre, Oriental Saloons, and Tombstone Epitaph, the longest-running newspaper in the West.