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HISTORIC BUILDING FOR SALE IN THE WEST’S MOST FAMOUS TOWN OF TOMBSTONE 3/18

Center: The Streets of Tombstone in 1883. Image courtesy McLelland Collection

Imagine living and working in the world’s most famous Western Town!

Our property starts just ½ block from the Bird Cage Theater and 2 blocks from the site of the famous OK Corral gunfight. This adobe was built in 1880 and has the National Historic Site brass plaque on the outside. It was the office and residence of William Herring, a prominent attorney in Arizona history. He wrote 3/4 of the Arizona constitution and represented the Earps in their second trial after the OK Corral gunfight. His daughter was the first woman lawyer in Arizona as well.

This property sits on the corner of Fremont and 6th and comprises 4 full lots. Besides the original 1880 adobe, there is connected to it the 1879 adobe building and the 3,000 ft. new construction that currently houses the Tombstone Western Heritage Museum - noted as one of the best museums in the Southwest. There is approximately 8,000 sq. ft. under roof. The 1879 building was completely renovated with new electric and plumbing. Behind the first adobe is a 25' X 25' heavy metal garage on cement slab and a 10' X 10' heavy metal shed. Another original wood & adobe building is in back of the museum. The 1880's adobe is a residence with a wonderful private courtyard in back.

If you’re looking to relocate your life to a historic town with the best weather in the country with plenty of room to do any type of business you dream of - this is the place!

For more details, contact Mr. Stephen Elliott at (520) 457-3933 day or evening

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