Gunfighter Hall of Fame - Tombstone, Arizona

Nicole K

This place is awesome! Inexpensive door fee! A Wild West enthusiast's dream come true! Millions of dollars of rare items in this place! There is so much to read about and take in. The owner is great! I was impressed by his hospitality and his own stories of working with A list actors. I highly recommend to visit it!

My father's idol is Wild Bill and there was a big display of him!

Kris A

What a great little gem! If visiting Tombstone, I highly recommend taking. A walk a block off of the main drag to visit this museum. Very inexpensive and full of neat memorabilia. The gentleman who was working is full of knowledge! My son and I visited in June and when I came back with my boyfriend and daughter we visited again and to my delight the same gentleman was working. Such a fun place to visit! Highly recommend!!

Koren Anderson

Big fan of western films and this museum hit the spot! Owner was kind enough to share his own experiences on the big screen with a-list actors and he has everything from Wild West outlast to "used in the film" memorbilia! I woant to go back again already!

Brittany Flowers

We came to this museum with our two kids. He has a sign that says “children 6 and under free”
We’re on the porch looking around and my daughter bends down to look at a skull in front of the door. He yells from the counter, “LEAVE IT THERE! Don’t touch it! You got kids ya ain’t watching you need to leave, this is a museum, not a playground.”
And that’s all I’ll say about it ?

Travel With Trey

This place is awesome. A true Wild West enthusiast's dream come true. There is so much to peruse, read about, and take in. The owner is great! I was completely impressed by his hospitality and amazed by all the paraphernalia, guns, photos, and other accessories that had been collected over the years. We probably spent a good hour in here, reading about his collection and gawking at everything that had been collected. From Luke Short to Bill Doolin, this hall of fame had everyone I could check off a gunfighter's list. They even claim to have Jesse James' trigger finger! At the end of the day, we even got to hold the Colt Buntline used by Kurt Russell in the 1994 movie Tombstone when he played Wyatt Earp. For those few reviewers complaining about the 8 dollar fee per person, it's probably in your best interest to stop travelling. Nothing is free and people have to make a living!

Coney isLand

A must see for any western fan , the owner was a nice guy with a wealth of knowledge about the gun fighters , he took his time too come over and explain some of the items , for only 8$ and over 50 cases of memorabilia you can't go wrong

Ken Bowen

This has to be one of the best authentic exhibit of western memorabilia I’ve ever seen. From the original gear of the old west outlaws and Sheriffs to their depictions by movie legends in modern times… it’s all here.

Nicholas Brouwer

The quality of the museum's artifacts is very high! Not only does each case contain plenty of info about outlaws and lawmen, most cases contain guns and personal items of the subject in question! An unexpected bonus was a few smaller cases devoted to some of the movies filmed, along with props right out of the film's!