I would love to see && experience the wild west before the west was won, if even for a day or two. So I found this picture taken in the 1920s, I believe, of the graveyard. Still now from the time period I would've liked but close enough. It still holds that charm.
Today it looks pretty similar, but head stones are cramed all over the place with clear walking paths between rows. And also the background of this old pic is missing the modern developments of our day: houses && cars driving by on the freeway.From my trip there, I picked one picture to grace you with, it is of one the most famous headstone sayings:
Right next to the graveyard is a souvenior shop. I found an awesome purse that was "flawed" but only had one tiny little spot I couldn't see till the clerk pionted it out. I got the purse half off!! you will see a pic of me sportin it later on.Our next stop was Allen Street. Here's how it looked it the 1880s:
Awesome isn't it? We first stopped at Six Gun City, a bar && grill we have stopped at to visit our man Rockin Ron for Karaoke. We had lunch && watched a gun show!
Awesome isn't it? We first stopped at Six Gun City, a bar && grill we have stopped at to visit our man Rockin Ron for Karaoke. We had lunch && watched a gun show!
We then walked over to the Bird Cage Theatre. Back in the day it was a very popular spot of entertainment. It's now a museum that is reportedly a hot spot for paranormal activity. So I was excited to visit.
This place was jam-packed with way neat stuff. My fave by far though, was the horse-drawn herze obviously without the horse! Here's the ad they used back then:
lol. Here's chebo with it:
This place was jam-packed with way neat stuff. My fave by far though, was the horse-drawn herze obviously without the horse! Here's the ad they used back then:lol. Here's chebo with it:
Here's myself && my new purse with it:
I had a great time in the town too tough to die, && now I know why it's still around. Cuz of fools like me that have an interest in the old west! We didn't get to see everything we set out to see, so hopefully in the future, there is another trip to Tombstone in store for us!
