Museums

We have no end of museums for history buff and casual visitor alike, all authentic, well-maintained . . . not to mention a lot of fun. For example, the Bird Cage Theater, built in 1881, is a tribute to the wild and woolly entertainment that the miners preferred and it bordered our "Red Light District". Just a few blocks down is the Courthouse Museum, built in 1882. It is also the smallest state park in Arizona, but still has so much to see!

The Epitaph Newspaper, on 5th Street, with its original printing press is free and another must see museum. The Rose Tree Inn Museum on 4th Street houses the largest Rose Tree in the World! Over a million blooms cover its 9,000 square foot trellis. Every April we have a "Rose" parade. We will be honoring its 123rd blooming in 2008. Those history buffs will want to check out the Western Heritage Museum on 6th Street. They have a large collection of Earp memorabilia and lots of other interesting exhibits about life in the Old West. Both kids and adults will want to visit the O.K. Corral, a museum with animatronics that retell the story of the famous gunfight.

All our museums are listed below. Take a look!

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Andrea's Museum of Victorian Fashion

304 East Toughnut Street 
Tombstone 
Museums , Historic Landmark
Museums , Historic Landmark
702-658-2081 
Museum features over 300 items of authentic Victorian and Edwardian clothing, accessories, and personal and household possessions, ranging in dates from primarily 1840 to 1920.

Andrea's Museum of Victorian Fashion features over 300 items of authentic Victorian and Edwardian clothing, accessories, and personal and household possessions, ranging in dates from primarily 1840 to 1920. Includes wedding gowns and dresses, ball gowns, formal evening gowns, mourning dresses, shoes, hats, purses, parasols, gloves. Also featuring men's tuxedos and suits, children's clothing and toys, babies' clothing and christening gowns. Household possessions include chinaware, crystal, silverware and jewelry.

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Going south on Fremont Street and U.S. Hwy 80 East, turn right onto South 3rd Street, go two blocks. Located on corner of 3rd & Toughnut Streets, in the historical Allen English home.

Bird Cage Theater Museum

Corner of 6th & Allen 
Tombstone 
Museums
Museums
520-457-3421 
A noted original historic Landmark of the Authentic Old West.

A noted original historic Landmark of the Authentic Old West.

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O.K. Corral & Historama

Allen & 3rd Street 
Tombstone 
Museums
Museums
520-457-3456 
Life-size figures of the 1881 gun battle. C.S. Fly photo Studio and Gallery. Daily gunfights. The Historama is a multimedia presentation of Tombstone's history.

Life-size figures of the 1881 gun battle. C.S. Fly photo Studio and Gallery. Daily gunfights at 2:00 pm, Monday through Thursday and Friday through Sunday, 2:00 & 4:00 pm. The Historama is a multimedia presentation of Tombstone's history and is open daily 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

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Rose Tree Museum and Books

Corner of 4th & Toughnut Street 
Tombstone 
Museums , Historic Landmark
Museums , Historic Landmark
520-457-3326 
Home of the world's largest rose tree. The "Lady Banksia" rose was planted in 1886 and covers approx 9000 square feet. Museum has many relics from the pioneers of Tombstone in the 1880s.

Home of the world's largest rose tree. The "Lady Banksia" rose was planted in 1886 and covers approx 9000 square feet. Museum has many relics from the pioneers of Tombstone in the 1880s. Closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Days.

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Tombstone Courthouse Historic State Park

223 E Toughnut Street 
Tombstone 
Museums , Historic Landmark , Parks - Scenic Areas
Museums , Historic Landmark , Parks - Scenic Areas
520-457-3311 
This 1882 Victorian structure once housed the officials and the courtrooms of Cochise County. See exhibits about Tombstone's past glory days as a frontier silver mining boomtown.

This 1882 Victorian structure once housed the officials and the courtrooms of Cochise County. See exhibits about Tombstone's past glory days as a frontier silver mining boomtown. Open Thursday through Monday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Tombstone Epitaph Museum

9 S. 5th Street 
Tombstone 
Museums
Museums
520-457-2211 
The old West's most famous newspaper museum.
The old West's most famous newspaper museum.
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Tombstone Western Heritage Museum

Corner of 6th & Fremont Street 
Tombstone 
Museums
Museums
520-457-3800 
Featuring Tombstone history & artifacts. Wyatt Earp's personal memorabilia. A huge collection of rare guns, photos, documents & bikes showing everyday life of Tombstone's history.

Featuring Tombstone history & artifacts. Wyatt Earp's personal memorabilia. A huge collection of rare guns, photos, documents & bikes showing everyday life of Tombstone's history.

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