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No trip to Tombstone Arizona is complete without a trip to Boothill Grave Yard. It was originally called Tombstone Cemetery, has more than 250 graves, most of those burials done between 1878 and 1884. There is a small brochure available describing each burial, row by row and if any information is known about the interred, it is included. The "inscriptions" here are interesting, here are a few of my favorites:
Lots of Unknown (click on the photo for a larger version):
* In a future post I will chat about one of the first graves I found, and my interest in it - -
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3 comments:
This is the most interesting Tombstone Tuesday I have seen in a long time! It looks just like I imagined Boot Hill would look (like a movie set!)
Bang, bang. I was looking forward to this. Thanks.
How, pray tell, does one get killed from playing cards? My imagination is running wild...booze...bets...gunfights...
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