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Shopping in Tombstone Tombstone is a tourist area first and foremost. It has no malls, shopping precincts, or designer boutiques. What you will find are plenty of souvenir stores and shops selling wild west merchandise and memorabilia. However, there are few places where these items - which can be perfect for the collector, historian and wild west buff amongst you - can be bought outside of Tombstone. Anything from toys to actual railroad nails; postcards to replica clothing.
The main areas to shop are Allen and Fremont Streets, and the immediate vicinity. Some other stores, such as food shops and banks, can also be found in town.
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And
Die in the West. Story of the Gunfight at the OK Corrall.
Frommer's
Arizona Guide
Tombstone