Tombstone Times

09/01/2025

IN THE SEPTEMBER 2025 ISSUE OF TOMBSTONE TIMES

The Butchers of Tombstone
by Kathy Franz

Discover Tombstone: Cattlemen, Drovers and Rustlers
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 51
by Karen Mazzeo

Doctor in the House - Part 4
by Jacklin Kimkris

Shoot-out at Canyon Diablo
by Statia Button Doughterty

Sixty Second Snippets
by Karen Mazzeo

Dear Miss Society
by Miss Prudence Fairchild

Day Trip from Tombstone – Brown Canyon Ranch
by Janice

The Language of the Lariat
by W. Sheridan Gray

Tombstone Tourist Directory, Comics and our usual assortment of interesting items to peruse.

You may access the September 2025 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:
https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2025-september/
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08/02/2025

IN THE AUGUST 2025 ISSUE OF TOMBSTONE TIMES

The Heavy Cost of Silver
by J. S. Ashford

Discover Tombstone: Fairbank Railroad Circus
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 50
by Karen Mazzeo

Doctor in the House - Part 3
by Jacklin Kimkris

The Quiet Backbone of Tombstone
by J. S. Ashford

Dear Miss Society
by Miss Prudence Fairchild

Day Trip from Tombstone – Hummingbird Banding
by Janice

The Language of the Lariat
by W. Sheridan Gray

Tombstone Tourist Directory, Comics and our usual assortment of interesting items to peruse.

You may access the August 2025 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:

https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2025-august/

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07/01/2025

IN THE JULY 2025 ISSUE OF TOMBSTONE TIMES

Outhouses and Rainstorms - Summer Sanitation in Old Tombstone
by A. I. Hendricks

Discover Tombstone: The Oriental Saloon
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 49
by Karen Mazzeo

Doctor in the House - Part 2
by Jacklin Kimkris

Boothill Etymology
by Kathy Franz

The Great Event of the Season
by Rita Ackerman

Dear Miss Society
by Miss Prudence Fairchild

Day Trip from Tombstone – Apple Annie's Orchard, Produce, and Pumpkins
by Janice

Tombstone Tourist Directory, Comics and our usual assortment of interesting items to peruse.

You may access the July 2025 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:

https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2025-july/

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06/03/2025

IN THE JUNE 2025 ISSUE OF TOMBSTONE TIMES

The One That Got Away - Pete Spence
by Janice

Discover Tombstone: A Racetrack in Tombstone
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 48
by Karen Mazzeo

Doctor in the House - Part 1
by Jacklin Kimkris

Scams, swindles, and hoodwinks
by Kathy Franz

Dear Miss Society
by Miss Prudence Fairchild

Day Trip from Tombstone – Texas Canyon
by Janice

Tombstone Tourist Directory, Comics and our usual assortment of interesting items to peruse.

You may access the June 2025 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:

https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2025-june/

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05/12/2025

In the May, 2024 issue of Tombstone Times:

Wyatt Earp: The Good and the Bad
by Lee Chambers

Discover Tombstone: George Parsons
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 47
by Karen Mazzeo

In Memory of Val Kilmer
by Dr. Season Ellison

Dear Miss Society
by Miss Prudence Fairchild

Day Trip from Tombstone – Patagonia Lake
by Janice

Ordinance #58
by Kathy Franz

Tombstone Tourist Directory, Comics and more!

You may access the May 2025 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:
https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2025-may/
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01/06/2025

Here's a blast from the past!

The original 1993 trailer for the movie "TOMBSTONE"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTWYKf5hXIg&t=4s

Enjoy!

Original theatrical trailer for the 1993 film "Tombstone." Starring Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Michael Biehn, Dana D...

01/05/2025

WELCOME TO OUR 23rd YEAR!

IN THE JANUARY 2025 ISSUE OF TOMBSTONE TIMES

What May Happen…
by Janice

Discover Tombstone: Boothill Graveyard
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 43
by Karen Mazzeo

A Wish Away From Freedom – part 5
by Jacklin Kimkris

No Les, No More
by Kathy Franz

The Only Attractive Places
by Rita Ackerman

Day Trip from Tombstone – Chiricahua Natural Bridge Trail
by Janice

and our usual assortment of interesting items to peruse.

You may access the January 2025 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:
https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2025-january/

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12/17/2024

Here is a little story about Ed Schieffelin, the founder of Tombstone, Arizona.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/jIiLycwUUAw

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11/30/2024

IN THE DECEMBER 2024 ISSUE OF TOMBSTONE TIMES

Symbols of Hope
by Janice

Discover Tombstone: Dr. Goodfellow
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 42
by Karen Mazzeo

A Wish Away From Freedom – part 4
by Jacklin Kimkris

When Leprosy Came to Tombstone
by Kathy Franz

Spouts Forth Streams of Pure Water
by Rita Ackerman

Day Trip from Tombstone – Arizona Folklore Preserve
by Janice

and our usual assortment of interesting items to peruse.

You may access the December 2024 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:

https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2024-december/

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11/24/2024

Tombstone's Clipped History
January 22, 1959 - Tombstone Epitaph

Kemp’s Korner

An old landmark passed from the Tombstone scene Tuesday afternoon as fire struck the Nellie Cashman Hotel.

Smoldering rubble and ruins remained of the old hostelry as the fire took its course and quickly developed into an inferno that resisted the efforts of the volunteer fire department to stop the blaze. They succeeded in holding the fire at that point despite the high wind that prevailed and could have spread the blaze throughout the town.

Built in the ‘80’s the Cashman Hotel was known in those early days as the Russ House and was run by Mrs. Nellie Cashman, “The Angel of Tombstone.” Several owners have taken a hand in running the establishment after famous Nell with Mrs. Josephine Keagle doing the honors since 1951.

Nellie Cashman was one of the best-loved women in the early history of the picturesque West. She was a friend and a counselor to the hard-bitten hombres that rode the trail in those day, some looking for gold and silver, others in an everlasting search for excitement and adventure, while others just capitalized on the rest.
She provided food and lodgings to these trail riders; not asking if they could pay or not. She was the Good Samaritan in person, helping others to help themselves. Yet not a breath of scandal touched her name, for she was respected and loved by miners, cow pokes, cattle barons, and shop keepers alike.

The hotel named in her honor was a fitting tribute to a grand lady and its tragic loss leaves Tombstone without one of the anchors from the days gone by which still intrigue a lot of Americans, as Western history is after all Americana and Miss Cashman was a part of that scene, a shining example of the pioneer women who helped build the West and with it the great United States as it stands today.

(NOTE: The image is a tourist photo taken in front of the burned out and boarded up Nellie Cashman hotel in August of 1959, just months after the devastating fire.)

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10/31/2024

IN THE NOVEMBER 2024 ISSUE OF TOMBSTONE TIMES

“This Is Funny…”
by A. I. Hendricks

Discover Tombstone: Marshal Fred White
by Bruce Burnett

Cloudless Skies of Turquoise Blue - Chapter 41
by Karen Mazzeo

Rebirth of a Cemetery
by Kathy Franz

A Wish Away From Freedom – part 3
by Jacklin Kimkris

San Pedro River Mill Towns
by Don Chaput & David D. de Haas, MD

Day Trip from Tombstone – Pinery Canyon Road
by Janice

and our usual assortment of interesting items to peruse.

You may access the November 2024 issue of Tombstone Times at this link:
https://tombstonetimes.com/online-2024-november/

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