With foresight and determination, city leaders have worked hard for over a century to preserve our Old West history in the most famous Western towns. The city of Tombstone, Arizona, has survived gunfights, fires, Indian wars, floods and the Great Depression, but its citizens have fought to save “the town too tough to die,” and today it is one of the most popular Old West destinations in the country. Historic Photo Courtesy True


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