Rotten Row was the name Tombstonians affectionately called a row of buildings on 4th Street between Toughnut and Allen Streets. Conveniently located between the saloons and courthouse the area overflowed with whiskey and oratory when court was in session. Boom towns like Tombstone attracted some of the best lawyers in the business. Among them were as colorful a bunch of characters that ever took up residence in Arizona. One who stood out among the rest was Ben Goodrich. He didn't drink, ga


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