The Crystal Palace Saloon :: Tombstone, Arizona The Crystal Palace Saloon’s history begins in 1879 when the Golden Eagle Brewery was built on the northwest corner of Fifth and Allen streets in Tombstone, Arizona Territory.  The Golden Eagle burned to the ground in the May 1882 fire that swept through the business district of Tombstone. The building was rebuilt and reopened as The Crystal Palace on July 22, 1882. In 1915 Prohibition came to Arizona and The Crystal Palace was renovated into


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