The old courthouse has become a museum of Wild West history and the whole town has been designated a national historic landmark. Tombstone is 70 miles southeast of Tucson, and is easily reached via Interstate 10 to Benson and then south from Benson on Arizona Route 80. The cemetery holds the graves of many of Tombstone's early settlers of the mining camp and quite a few desperados. Most of the historic buildings are along the boardwalks that line Allen Street, one block west of the highway. Gunfights and barroom brawls are staged along Allen Street on several Sundays each month.
Bullet holes score the theater's old walls.
The saloon is open daily for drinking and eating, with entertainment on weekends. The fight actually took place on what is now a vacant lot near the corral on Fremont St. Nearby there are several other historic buildings including the photographic studio of C. S. Fly, which has a showing of historic photos. An admission fee is charged for these attractions. Tombstone Courthouse - Built in 1882 this large brick structure is at the corner of Toughnut and Third Streets. It's now a state historic park and museum filled with artifacts and photographs of the 1880s.