I have been there twice. The only hard part is getting a pass if you a civilian…read more The museum is interesting for both adults and kids. However, the gift shop is the real treasure! Jim Whitner

Great history here. The whole neighborhood is historic. The exhibits feature Buffalo Soldiers,…read moreApache Scouts, Cavalry and Conquistadors. Nice gift shop.

DO NOT GO HERE!!!! asked for a low fade got a high fade on the right side of my head, and don't…read morehave a fade at all on the left asked him specifically to not cut the center of my beard bc I have been growing for 6 months he verbally said ok cool only side trim then. proceeded to cut all my beard to some length like wtf bro i think his name is Oscar sits in first chair left side right when you walk in they also have a p.s note that says don't ask if we can cut hair bc we all have license but let 3 guys including me with choppy cuts walk out there place today I seen that first hand Will not go back here ever

Nice job, very nice and patient with kids. This is our second time at this location. I'll be backread more

What a great rock store! The owner is so very knowledgeable and has so many interesting stories…read moreabout how he found some of the rocks he has on display and for sale.

Charming property with an outdoor rock garden to walk through. The owner was a gem too, he happily…read moretook me on a little tour when I expressed interest. I got to view some minerals under his scope just for fun which led me to buy tiny mineral boxes with assorted minerals. I'm looking forward to stopping here again next time I'm in town.

Boothill Graveyard is a quirky little stop that ended up being more interesting than expected. It…read morehas a self-guided, almost museum-like feel that gives a glimpse into 1800s Western history and nearby Tombstone connections. Some headstones feel authentic, others a bit recreated, but that mix adds to its odd charm. It's quick to visit, a little eerie, and surprisingly memorable. Great value but hours of operation is confusing and different on different platforms.

This was a self-guided tour of the old cemetery where many of Tombstone's storied citizens are…read moreburied, including the victims of the OK Corral gunfight, Marshall Fred White, and many others who don't always make it into the popular movies about the town. For a small fee, you get a program book with a guide to the people in their stone-covered graves. You get a beautiful view looking north and a peaceful walk through the stones. Except for one spot. Lady Matilda felt a strong, negative presence at one UNKNOWN grave near the entrance to the graveyard. The first mound nearest the rest room radiated HATE in high concentrations whenever people would wlk past. Matilda felt the heat without our detectors and felt the name "BILL" when she asked the spirit to identify itself. I was tempted to take a stone from his grave to test back at the lab in Peabody, but she also detected that the spirit was killed in a land vehicle accident and so that residual trauma was not something I would take from the site and risk it cursing our rental van. The cemetery also specifically warns you against taking stones or anything else from the site for that reason. The spirits that cannot move on are desperate for any opportunity to do so, so taking their stones may mean you take a poltergeist with you. We can confirm that in an intentional field test. I accidentally scooped up some gravel into my trainers during the short hike. Overnight, a large cup containing melted ice and soda somehow went from the center of my bedside table to the floor two feet away, face down, with the straw driven through the bottom of the cup. There was nothing in the way that could have caused it in my sleep, but it hit hard enough to wake me up and make me think it was my cell phone. The PK check was minimal but the trace energies were tied to the cup and my trainers which were parked at the foot of my bed. The trace residual energies indicates the spirit was just saying goodbye on its way to the next world. Maybe it was "Bill"? Ask at his grave when you visit. We were going to share photos of Bill's grave, but of the 1000 photos we took on this trip, the five we took of his grave were the only ones to glitch. I am having Jack Flaggan analyzing the patterns in those files for more intel on why.

Pennies is a neat little store tucked in Sierra Vista. Adequate parking at store front…read more Their description got one thing right - it is truly an "eclectic mix" indeed! There are a couple of circular racks of clothing and belts. Move on through the store and discover cabinets of knick-knacks like jewelry boxes, figurines, and even Himalayan Salt lamps that would make wonderful gifts for the right person. My favorite part? The craft room! I picked up some rolls of fabric and zippers for my sewing projects. I apologize I cannot speak for the clothing prices, but I believe I walked away with a good deal. Less than $10 for all of my goodies.

I don't need psychic powers to predict that Penny's Thrift & Gift will not be in business much…read morelonger. I popped in to check them out on a Friday, and was sad to be the sole customer inside of the very spacious former furniture store that was Atha's. FYI, as I understand it, Friday is when most serious bargain hunters hear a mystical horn in the distance, signaling the beginning of the race to discover hidden treasures. Penny's was exactly what I'd feared, an old fogies' perpetual garage sale, more trash than treasure. Yeah, I'm saying that the Salvation Army would reject most of what I saw hanging on their racks and carefully arranged on the display tables. They aren't lacking variety - they had tons of nicknacks, books, clothes, housewares, and furniture. Such a shame that everything was past its prime & outdated, without the necessary nostalgic flair to be considered vintage. The whole scene made me feel horribly depressed, 'cause I just know that the sweet old ladies that were there were really excited to price and stock the store with all of that stuff. *sigh* I wish these weren't such harsh times, ladies of Penny's. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe Sierra Vista is the perfect niche market for your vision, maybe there are enough people in town with sentimental mindsets, who yearn for some of yesteryears flavor. Maybe, just maybe...

Never been to this Michael's it was ereally nice the step was really nice. They helped us out. Is…read moreanything we needed? Let me bought some t shirts and some um other items.They gave out coupons, so it was really great

This store started off a bit slow, but then went flying for the win! This location is small but…read morepacked to the rim. The yarn selection is fantastic, as is the drawing and painting supplies. I wish they had more sublimation options and fabric, but one can only wait and hope. I love that I can find good deals and with the coupons and rewards I can walk out feeling I saved a ton of money! My favorite employee at this location is Mark. If you can't find, he'll lead you to it, or if you need help at the register, he's right there!

This store is a nice place run by nice people. The variety is impressive for a small craft store…read morein a small town, and they're even expanding! I've gone here for beads, yarn, jewelry supplies, felt, fat quarters, DMC thread, aida cloth, and stamping supplies. They even have some classes and neat homemade gifts! The prices can be a little higher than Hobby Lobby or Michael's, but then I like supporting a local business. I can't wait to be able to go back!