On the way to Tombstone, a visit to Boothill Graveyard is strongly recommended…read more Visiting the graveyard gives you a look at how life was like back in the day. Seeing gunslingers buried next to good folk in the desert is unique. The staff provides a brochure with little details on the buried, or as much as what was provided by family and friends. Admission is $6, kids are ok, along with leashed dogs. Plan to spend an hour if you like to read and take in sights. There is a gift shop if you need a post card or beverage. There is next to no shade, so dress accordingly (and wear your sunscreen and hat). For $6, it's worth it. Especially when in Rome, I mean, Tombstone.

Boothill Graveyard is a really neat place to visit! It's $6 to get in, but you can wander at your…read moreown pace. There's pamphlet they give you with the background on many of the graves. The Clantons and McLaureys (who were killed in the shootout at the OK Corral) are buried there. Lots of history and cool info.

This is a gem in the Town Too Tough To Die. Great volunteers! Awesome customer service. They care…read moreabout their community. Introduced to this awesome place during a recent visit. Placed a few images in their annual art & photography show. Lots of high quality images. The people there are amazing! Make sure to swing in when you come to visit the cool town of Tombstone. We will be back.

The Tombstone Art Gallery is well worth your time to stop in. Profits from sales are used to help…read moresupport local town non-profits. The Docents are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. All local artisans are selling their original creations for very reasonable prices...perfect for gift giving or your own delight. Gallery is an artisan cooperative and open 7 days a week from 10:00 to 4:00.

Came here about a year ago and had an amazing experience. The staff was super friendly and helpful…read more I felt seen. I also got a reading that was incredibly accurate, especially about a new job situation I was dealing with at the time. I followed the advice, and things really turned around for me. Definitely planning to come back soon!

I'm new to the area, and was looking for a place I could get my supplies like candles, incense,…read moreherbs, etc. This shop has a great energy and friendly knowledgeable staff. This is the kind of place where you can just TELL that you will find something new each time you visit. I wanted to get quite a bit more than I did, but my bank account was already protesting. Yelp does Sierra Vista locals a disservice by saying the nearest shops of this type are in Tuscan. So, making this review in part for those of us who don't want to drive all the way to Tuscan, and in part because this place deserves the kudos.

I went in on a Sunday, was given a tour of the business, and explained what is offered from group…read moreclasses to individual sessions. I spent time with Denise, one of the administrators. I partook in a reading that was discreet, exclusive, and informative. The space was comfortable and sacred. I truly enjoyed the interpretation I received. I look forward to partaking in professional services in the future.

Excellent communication and the building was made for us, it wasn't on the lot when we purchased…read moreit. Tracy and the team did an Extraordinary job assisting us with our purchase. Thanks everyone! Tom & Mel Copper Hop Ranch Farm Brewery Elgin, AZ

Having a carport put up in my backyard turned out to be easy. Ordering through this company went…read moresmoothly, and the installers from Arizona steel buildings where nothing short of awesome. The whole experience was professional, courteous, and my carport is beautiful.

Awesome time, the person helping certainly knows what she's doing, which isn't surprising since her…read morefamily has apparently been running the place for twenty years. She was super accommodating with some of our own unique ideas we wanted to try, and we even brought some of our own costumes and props which she helped build around. They have plenty of their own fun costumes and poses they'll help you with. We paid a little more than we were hoping to, but hey when you're in tombstone you gotta get the old time photos done!

This business on historic Allen Street is a great stop for several reasons. Tombstone is a great…read moreplace to get a memorable old-time photo souvenir, the price was reasonable ($20 each B&W, $25 each color), the owner was friendly and cheerful, the backdrops were great and there was a good variety of outfits and props. Several photos with different poses were taken, with a chance to pick out your favorite pic(s). Excellent!

I love South Western....pretty much everything! And this place was perfect. The lady who helped us…read morewas so sweet and so kind, I never once felt like I wasn't welcome in the store, and when I purchased a mini Kachina doll, she told me what it was, a Sun Face. She even told me about the beads and what tribe the bracelet I bought was made by. I am happy to say I have a Navajo bracelet made with glass beads. Pretty damn cool if you ask me. If you are in Tombstone, stop on by, you really won't be sorry.

20 years ago, I visited this place and was so impressed by the quality of their Native American…read morejewelry. I finally made it back in 2022, and glad I did. The young man who helped me was so friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable about the artists and was very open to sharing the backstory of the craftsmen and women who create the unique pieces. So happy to have returned and to have taken care of my Christmas shopping!

Great folks helping you get setup with a unique cowboy themed portrait experience. Highly…read morerecommended.

A great place to get those old timey looking photos in the historic district of Tombstone. They…read moreoffer you a number of costumes ranging from gunslinger cowboy to Chinese coolie, etc. I was thinking of going with the coolie outfit but my friend and I settled on the bandito and Native American look because it was more a departure from what was expected since I'm Asian and coolie was too predictable. My friend actually wanted me to be the Native American as a tribute to the movie Revenge of the Nerds and the costume that the Japanese nerd Takashi wore at the talent show near the movie's finale. FYI, Revenge of the Nerds was filmed up the road at the University of Arizona in Tucson but I don't think people would have gotten the reference to that movie. Getting into the garb provided was easy and the photo shoot took only a few minutes. The photographer will get each person into position against a backdrop of your choice and have you pose a certain way but I'm sure you can ask to get creative if you'd like. We just went with the standard poses and were photographed with a serious looking at the camera, happy looking at the camera and serious looking away from the camera look. You get to select which one you want printed. We decided to get all three looks printed in a sepia tone. You can select from sepia, B&W or color. They give you 8x10 prints and those take a couple minutes to print out. After that they present you with cardboard frames with different borders if you want to add to the . Each cardboard frame cost $5. The older lady that owns the place reminds me of the grandma from Napoleon Dynamite. Anyway, she's no nonsense and kind of gruff if you get on her bad side. While my friend and I were putting on the costumes some guy and his girl friend were walking by and being looky loos poking their head in to see the place but not walking in. However, the guy was at the front door taking photos or a video of the inside and of the costumes we were wearing. She immediately told him "No photos!" The guy continues to keep his phone out and she comes around the counter and to the door to block him and flip him off and yells, "WHAT DID I TELL YOU?! NO PHOTOS!! GET F... OUTTA HERE!!"