Things to do in Tombstone - Dr. Jay's walking Tour

[@ronkemp3167]

He gives the best back stories on everything Tombstone...went on one of his tours during Helldorado Days...looking forward to my next visit

[@wildwillie1973]

We did the 2hr. Tour. Dr. Jay is an awesome guy. Really nice and knows his stuff. I have traveled all over and his is the Best tour that I have seen. I highly recommend it.

[@johnmoody5151]

I just got back from Tombstone and we loved it!

[@ziggy2shus624]

In 1881, the same year as "The Gunfight at the OK Corral" , Little Egypt started dancing at the Bird Cage Saloon in Tombstone. Little Egypt, Fatima, stated dancing at about the age of 12 in Tombstone. A life size painting of her still hangs in the Bird Cage saloon. In 1893 Little Egypt was a sensation at the Chicago Exposition, and went on to tour Europe.

[@JuergenGDB]

Yes heading there again in 3 weeks for Helldorado! Love Tombstone and Bisbee Arizona.

[@Divercitylife]

awesome video. I would go back in a heart beat! I bikepacked in on the tombstone hustle loop and had my bike locked to that very building while doing a show and a bus tour. Pretty cool history.

[@c.johnson1691]

I've got to get back to Tombstone some day and take Dr. Jay's tour.

[@jackiereynolds2888]

Found a bottle on the beach and pulled a very tight cork. A genie appeared and said that I could have ONE wish ! I took too much time so the impatient genie threw me a curve in time. The genie sent me back - back to December 1874 in Tombstone. I showed up suddenly between 7 and 8 P.M. on the last Sunday of the month. I came to be suddenly between a trough and a hitching post off of Allen street in front of a place called the Crystal Palace. I had NO idea how long I'd be there or how long. I had no luggage, just the clothes I left that beach with. No horse or gun or a single thing to go along with them. Genie did do one thing for me though - he left me with about 2500 dollars in silver and some paper money with pictures of Grant amounting to just under 9 grand, - and a room key that said #2 above the saloon - AND THAT WAS IT ! The following morning came all-too-quickly at a seemingly snails pace -

[@bruceburnett1584]

Haha That would be interesting. But good for you in didn't happen. In 1874 you would have landed in a bunch of nothing. Silver wasn't even found in the area by Schieffelin until 1877. In 1874...no Tombstone, No Crystal Palace, No hotel, no hitching post....nothing. You would have likely landed around an Apache encampment. Some mesquite trees, some cactus, some desert grass and a bunch of dirt. 😉 The money would be nice though!

[@Hardrada88]

Really interesting video ta' for the upload. I'll be doing some of the reenactments soon stateside so reading up on the history. Love the kit! great stuff

[@sol-brevivendonanoruega794]

Interesting! Thx for sharing dear!

[@Edward2092009]

What is the sidearm, on your hip?

[@GTM59]

I want to live there!

[@SouthernArizonaGuide]

Learn what the real Tombstone is all about. Take Dr. Jay's walking tour

[@templeroliver1]

We will come from Austria and take that tour. Thanks for the video!

[@YolandaRivera285]

Southern Arizona Guide if i had the money i would take all four kids and 2 grandkids

[@SouthernArizonaGuide]

Dr. Jay would be happy to. ;-)

[@Big824John]

I just thought of something. You know what those folks needed back in western times? Piano Tuners ;) I don't think I have seen one western movie where the pianos of the period were actually in tune ;)

[@Big824John]

And, the background piano in this video? Needs tuning...LOL!!

[@stephencarlsbad]

Dr. jay, could you tell me if Bauers Butcher shop (possible aka Bauer's Union Market) is still standing?

[@dks13827]

+stephencarlsbad No it is not.

[@lukebable]

Wow, I never new they used truss clips to fasten rafters to wall plates in the 19th century.........XD

[@KarenRatte]

Dr. Jay can't give away all his secrets. Have to take the actual tour.

[@TheSpaghetti64]

Walking tour? The guy never took a step.

[@sharon70ful]

I thought you were going to walk us through it.

[@ohigan]

Dr. Jay is so mean, he once killed a man for cursing in front of his horse...

[@andrewpercival7964]

Jim Lahey!

[@joshfauth8948]

John R

[@bryangrocke9476]

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[@sereneexistence4989]

Not much of a walking tour when he's standing in the same place for the whole thing

[@smug8567]

Are you gonna do something or just stand there and talk?

[@robbrown6934]

#1 is make fun of you!

[@bobbyjames5327]

...dob1945usa..

[@enrique8molina]

VIELEN DANK ¡ WUNDERBAR.¡.¡.¡ AUFWIEDERSEHEN

[@templeroliver1]

Wieso schreiben sie in Deutsch? Sie können es nicht

[@sloanchampion85]

no doubt all he does is stand there...didn't tour anything

[@KarenRatte]

Not True, but you have to take the tour to see it all. It is worthwhile and a great intro to the real gunfight on Fremont St.

[@frankbento4740]

Karen Ratte said

[@bruceburnett1584]

I'm amazed by anyone that would watch a short portion of a walking tour, where the video is only just over 5 minutes long and think that is the entire tour. I mean seriously???? LOL