Tombstone Epitaph

Went to pick up my newspaper, the young lady there was so experienced and knowledgeable that I really felt like I learned more there than I did in the rest of my stay in Tombstone. Awesome job

Very knowledgeable staff and lots of newspapers to read and choose from. Another excellent place to stop if you are in Tombstone!

It was great seeing all those sites. It was very interesting to see and read all those grave sites.

My family and I had so much fun. We loved the re-enactment .The history of the place.

Worth stopping in to see and understand the history of the newspaper industry of years ago.

Has an open area to see read and learn about the owner and his past to opening the news paper in tombstone.

Very interesting history here. Tombstone was definitely populated by interesting people beyond gunfighters. Plan about 45 mins here if you like to learn about interesting people.

Pretty neat building in Tombstone and still has a lot of the original printing presses and other equipment.

Spend some time to speak with the curator. Really educational and neat. Old machines are so cool to look at.

Cool place to see old time press printing procedures.

Thought provoking historical site from 1880. They actually wrote articles on the gunfight at the O.K. Corral and of course, Doc Holliday and the infamous Wyatt Earp. They are still running a newspaper today. Interesting exhibits on display.

It was interesting to see the work that went into making a newspaper back then.

Really cool piece of history! Lots of old newspapers to buy, and a lot of old printing presses on display. Worth a walk around town to see!

Wonderful exhibits! I learned so much and the staff were so knowledgeable. A must see for anyone coming to Tombstone!

It as awesome to see the old equipment that was used back then. The employees were nice and informative. The displays were set up nicely and it is worth the stop.

An important part of the history of Tombstone...don't miss it!

Billy the Kid Tombstone, a unique experience of Americana history. A must see.

Enjoyed this little piece if history! After paying for the OK Corral gunfight show, the epitaph gave a free 1881 newspaper reprint

I have subscribed on and off for numerous years. Gives you the feel of what it was like.

I love seeing history preserved like this. I also love seeing something so historical continuing to carry on. I love my copy of the Epitaph from the day of the shootout and will be framing at as soon as I can find the right frame!

I really enjoyed this museum. It is the old newspaper. They have some great history to be seen here. The printing presses are amazing. I think everyone should see this place.

Wow! It is incredible when you realize how they used to print the Newspaper. The museum is free, small, but very interesting. It displays the original equipment used to print the newspaper back in the 1800s along with the history of Tombstone editor and Geronimo! We were welcomed by a lovely sweet lady. There is a small gift shop as well. We got a free copy of the newspaper edition included with the purchase of our OK Corral Show. However, there are a few different copies of the newspaper available for purchase too. Don't miss it. Amazing Experience and full of pieces of information.

Nice stop. got my free paper. Little hard to find but with some local help we found it

Quaint little newspaper printer and museum. Very interesting to see all of the old printing press machines. Nice that it s free to visit.

I loved this, it is small but worth checking out when there

Very educational,,friendly people! So much to learn about this area! Nice gifts,,,everywhere!

Fun place to visit. Lots of history and cleverly displayed.

Very friendly with lots of history, and great gift store.

Interesting place! Lots of history.
A small museum is worth a look!
Tombstone is just a fun place.

People friendly and helpful. This place you learn alot.

You can visit the museum free of charge. Its small but has neat info in it. Worth stopping by.

A small news paper museum. We received a free paper with a paid visit to Ok Corral. Lots of old printing equipment. Probably worth your time if your in town anyway.

Found bunches of books to purchase and the lady clerk was EXTREMELY helpful wirh finding what my husband was looking for and she was VERY friendly!

An interesting place small free museum with presses from 1880's was on Wyatt Earp side of the shootout at OK corral

I loved this place as there are things to buy that are really neat. So much history.

Great little museum with an old printing press and historic newpaper replicas. And it's free!

A pleasant experience to know part of the history of the printing side of the place

They opened almost 20mins late; very unprofessional. There was a line of people annoyed waiting for a store/museum that should have already been opened.

There are more photos than I can tap thumbs up at. Wow!

Really cool little museum. They have all the original printing presses and ink plates. Several historic prints have been maintained in glass cases. Staff were very knowledgeable and friendly.
**You can receive a free reprint of the 1881 newspaper, with the original gunfight reports, if you attend the re-enactment at the O.K Corral.

Walking through the Old Epitaph headquarters was of course filled with history, and tall tales of the Old West. The shootout at the OK Corral as originally printed comes alive quite literally as you read it again almost 140 years later. Geronimo, Victorio, and even the infamous Pancho Villa adorn the pages of the printed history of Mr. Clum's Daily, because as he so rightly stated: "No Tombstone should be without an Epitaph".

We came here to pick up a copy of the newspaper that was included with another ticket we purchased (O.K. Corral, I think). I enjoyed the museum they had inside, especially the old printing press.