Tombstone, Arizona is a historic city located in the southwestern United States that is steeped in Wild West lore and legend.

Whether you're wandering Allen Street, taking a ghost tour in the Bird Cage Theater or chatting with people wearing Old West getups, you can't help feeling like you've discovered time travel.

The Bird Cage is old-fashioned audience-participation theater, straight out of the stages of the Wild West. The hero always wins. And the villain always gets his just reward — offstage.

Tombstone will be a riot of activity June 30-July 1. The town too tough to die will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the 1993 film “Tombstone” with a cast reunion.

Bird Cage Theatre: Here is an incredible glimpse at Western history. The combination theater, saloon, gambling hall and brothel was sealed up in 1889 and left undisturbed until 1934, so there's ...

The Bird Cage, with a theater, gambling casino and dance hall, was named for the 14 bird cage crib compartments suspended from the ceiling. As the site of 16 gunfights, the Bird Cage sustained 140 ...

A woman standing in front of the Bird Cage Theater during the reenactment was injured by shrapnel from one of Carter's shots, but she declined medical treatment.

With scientific equipment including infrared video cameras, electromagnetic field monitors and heat sensors, the Trackers explore Tombstone landmarks such as the Bird Cage Theatre, Buford Bed and ...