Tombstone is the tale of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday's struggle against outlaws of the Old West. 32 years later, these realities jump off the screen.

Earp was discharged. Holliday and Ringo were each fined $30.” Wyatt Earp’s case was dismissed because he was a U.S. deputy marshal. The following March, Morgan Earp was killed by unknown ...

As iconic as a scene it is, in reality, the death of Johnny Ringo remains a mystery to this day, with no one really knowing if the outlaw was brought down by Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, or his own ...

In October 1880, Tombstone Marshal Fred White, on his way to arrest a group of rowdy individuals, requested backup from lawmen Wyatt and Virgil Earp. When White attempted to confiscate Brocius ...

Having seen depictions of Morgan Earp in movies (never the most accurate accounts) and reading of him in The Earp Brothers of Tombstone, supposedly written by Virgil Earp's wife Allie, I was ...

On March 24, Earp and his posse encountered nine suspects in Morgan Earp's murder in the Whetstone Mountains near Tombstone. Among them was "Arizona's most famous outlaw," 'Curly Bill' Brocius.

The Earp brothers and their friend Doc Holliday advance on the “cowboys” in a dramatic oil painting by British artist Howard Morgan that re-creates the shoot-out at the O.K. Corral.

Earp and Blaylock arrived in the mining town of Tombstone in December 1879 and were joined by Earp’s brothers Warren, James, Morgan and Virgil. Virgil was named town marshal.

However, in 1877, the Earp parents returned to San Bernardino County – but not Morgan and his older brothers. They were busy venturing out on the Western frontier.

December 29, 1881 Wyatt becomes Deputy United States Marshal. March 18, 1882 The aftermath of the Gunfight at OK Corral is not over, as unknown assailants attack Wyatt and Morgan Earp in a saloon.

Of all the giants of Western lore – including men like Jesse James and Geronimo and women like Calamity Jane – no one has been as controversial as Wyatt Earp, the legendary lawman who s… ...