Arizona 01-2024 Tony and I went shopping while in Tombstone at the Red Buffalo Trading Company…read more There was so much stuff to look at. I purchased several items here for my family members. I wish I had purchased some additional items there. The place was extremely nice and I highly recommend that you go here if you are in the area. I loved the old building and the architecture of the interior of this old mercantile store.

Decent gift shops with the standard Tombstone gifts. Lots of shirts, hats, trinkets and native art…read more Pricing seemed ok. I did end up buying a few souvenirs while looking around.

This is a great place to stop in for some great conversation and a beautiful view. Check in with…read morePeter. He is a card! Buy a blanket, a sticker, a key chain or jewellery. You will be better for having stopped in! Tell Peter "hi" for us!!

The actual name is Tombstone Trading Post owned and operated by Peter M. Spencer who is and AWESOME…read moreguy! His shop sells and trades very unique items at very, very good prices. Peter will make you really feel at home and is a real historian for all things Tombstone. You will not meet a nicer person anywhere. If your planning a trip to Tombstone Arizona you MUST visit the Tombstone Trading post. Please let Peter know Shelly & James sent you.

An oasis in the Sonoran Desert . Tombstone is a great place to visit! Explore "True American Old…read moreWest History", where it took place. The memories in this place are both facts and legend. Both Lilly and Bob proved to be gracious hosts, enhancing our visit with fascinating information. Lilly's Wild West Palace, presents visitors an additional frontier days enhanced experience. They have both affordable souvenirs of your visit, and also high quality merchandise to enhance your Southwestern Decor. Their high investment grade, hand crafted Native American jewelry, is stunning. Their historic firearms, often have compelling stories of their own. I rate this as a "Must Visit" when traveling in Arizona.

If this one employee had a better attitude, I would a 4, maybe even a 5 star review…read more We were going to buy a magnet that was $8.75, and we went to pay, and I got out my card, and the woman at the counter told me she couldn't take card for purchases under $10, and I didn't have any cash on me so I said "Oh okay. I'm not gonna buy this then" and slid it to her, and, in the rudest tone I have ever heard come out of anyone's mouth, she said "Well can you put it back then?". I am absolutely disgusted by this attitude, and the employee she was talking to looked at her then looked at me like she was disgusted too. I did put it back, but I wish I had just left without putting it back. It's also worth mention that before I went to pay, I happened the same woman complaining to another employee that a woman came in and bought some Sarsaparillas for her entire family. If I ever return to Tombstone, I am not even going to step foot into this shop if that rude employee is there. If you want to go to a town that has rude employees at gift shops, this is shop is definitely a great place to look...

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.

The Bird Cage Theater in Tombstone, AZ it's a must visit museum when in Tombstone…read more The museum is offering evening ghost tours. I'll have to come back for that. There's free parking across this museum. Happy Yelping :)

Had such a fun time during the Ghost Tours at the Bird Cage Theatre!…read more **I have teenagers who are a little scared of the dark so please keep this in mind when visiting because there are about 20-25 minutes that this is going** Tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. She really kept us hooked the whole time. Truly allows you to get the full experience of Tombstone from yesteryear in more ways than ever imagined!