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Boot Hill Graveyard & Gift Shop
Open 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Daily
(Except Christmas & New Year's Day)
P. O. Box 731
Tombstone, AZ 85638
Phone: (520) 457-3300


Boot Hill Graveyard & Gift Shop, Open 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Daily (Except Christmas & New Year's Day), Phone: (520) 457-3300.  Photo by KKB Enterprises, Ltd.

The City of Tombstone operates the Boot Hill Graveyard and Gift Shop. The newly-renovated gift shop offers unique Boot Hill items for sale that cannot be found elsewhere in town. The Boot Hill Graveyard & Gift Shop are the first attractions you see when coming to Tombstone via Interstate 10 (and/or State Highway 80) on the left-hand side.

Make the Boot Hill Graveyard & Gift Shop your first stop. After all, people have been dying to get in here for more than 125 years!




City Park
Open 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM, 365 Days a Year
NE Corner of Third & Allen Streets
Tombstone, AZ 85638

City Park, Open 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM, 365 Days a Year.  Photo by KKB Enterprises, Ltd.

Tombstone's City Park is a wonderful place to sit and relax a bit during your travels about town in search of the mother lode of history and entertainment scattered throughout the town.

The Park has restrooms, picnic tables, a swingset, and a beautiful gazebo.

Please note: No dogs are allowed in the City Park.



Schieffelin Monument

Two miles west of town on Allen Street
Tombstone, AZ 85638

Inset diamond: ''A dutiful son, a faithful husband, a kind brother, a true friend.''  Photo by KKB Enterprises, Ltd.

After cashing in on the Arizona bonanza, Ed Schieffelin went back to the mining life he knew so well. He prospected in Alaska in 1882, and later in the Pacific Northwest.

Schieffelin died in Grant County, Oregon, on May 14, 1897, at the age of 49. At his request, he was returned to Tombstone for burial, nine days after his death.

He was afforded a grand funeral at Schieffelin Hall. He was laid to rest on a hillside about a mile from town, beneath a marker (pictured above) in the shape of a miner's claim.



Tombstone Courthouse
Open Daily 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
(Closed Christmas Day)

SW Corner of Third & Toughnut Streets
Tombstone, AZ 85638
(520) 457-3311

Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park, c. 2003.  Photo by KKB Enterprises, Ltd.

The Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park, 219 E. Toughnut St., was built at a spare no expense cost of $50,000 in 1882. The building contains displays pertaining to the history of Tombstone and Cochise County, using antiques and artifacts to present the lives of former citizens. Among the displays are a full-sized jail cell, a gallows, and a beautifully restored courtroom.

Allow 1 hour minimum. Admission $4; ages 7-13, $1; under 7 free.

SOURCES: AAA Arizona & New Mexico TourBook, 2004
Wyatt Earp, The Biography, by Tim Fattig
Tombstone Office of Tourism



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Telephone Directory

Here are some important telephone numbers for various City resources.

Chamber of Commerce
(888) 457-3929

City Hall
(520) 457-2202

Police/Fire/Ambulance
(520) 457-2244

Visitor's Center
(520) 457-3929


 

Outside Links

These links go to other Web sites that may be helpful to you. The City of Tombstone does not sponsor or support any of the sites listed. The City of Tombstone is not responsible for the content on any of these outside sources.

AAA Arizona
Arizona Guide
Arizona State Parks
Chamber of Commerce
Explore Cochise
MapQuest
State of Arizona


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