The O.K. Corral is the site of the famous 1881 gunfight that involved legendary figures like Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Visitors can see reenactments, explore exhibits, and experience a key part of Wild West history.

Boothill Graveyard is the final resting place for many of Tombstone's early residents, including cowboys, miners, and gamblers. It contains famous graves, like those of Billy Clanton and the McLaury brothers, and interesting epitaphs that reflect the history of the Wild West.

The Bird Cage Theatre was once a lively theater and brothel in the 1880s. Now a museum, it features artifacts like a faro gambling table used by Doc Holliday and is known for its ghost stories.

Allen Street is the main business district in Tombstone, Arizona. It played a crucial role during the Old West boom and is famous for its historic gunfights, attractions, and preserved buildings.

Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park is a historic two-story building from 1882 that was once the center of Cochise County's government. Today, it serves as a museum with exhibits about Tombstone's colorful past, including artifacts like Ed Schieffelin's .44 caliber Henry rifle.