The fight on Fremont is a more accurate description. I like to hear the the witness descriptions, like Mrs King who is stuck in Bauers Meat Market when the fight broke out. Very interesting. There were a lot of families living there that never get mentioned in the history books either.
Finding all of these videos so interesting! Wishing we would have known all of this before visiting Tombstone awhile back - now we've got to visit again!
I was actually named after one of the Earp brothers and it was the oldest Earp brother and that persons name is Wyatt Earp and so Wyatt is my first name and I was given that name when I was a baby and my dad picked that name and so I was named after Wyatt Earp the law man that stopped all the cowboy gang in Tombstone Arizona and so Wyatt is my first name and so my dad picked Wyatt for me to have as my first name and so that’s my name it’s Wyatt as my first name
I was actually named after one of the Earp brothers and it was the oldest Earp brother and that persons name is Wyatt Earp and so Wyatt is my first name and I was given that name when I was a baby and my dad picked that name and so I was named after Wyatt Earp the law man that stopped all the cowboy gang in Tombstone Arizona and so Wyatt is my first name and so my dad picked Wyatt for me to have as my first name and so that’s my name it’s Wyatt as my first name
Hello Dale, my name is Marc. I luv your video and your channel! I live in NJ unfortunately, but have looked at moving to AZ a lot over the past few years. I used to go to AZ every year for spring training because I played for a few teams that had it there and I absolutely loved it there. Az is my favorite state. I love the old west and everything that goes along with it. I've been to Tombstone 7 times and it never gets old to me! I had even looked at buying or renting something in Tombstone that's how much I liked it. The people were so nice and it seems that many people who have moved there from out of state all have mainly for the same reasons because they love the history and want to be close to it. Anyway, great job. Do you do tours of any kind? I will be heading out there again sometime this year and would love to hook up with you to show me different places and tell stories. I would pay you of course. If you have any interest, I will give you my personal email address and we can set it up that way. Thanks again for a great video!!
Hey Marc, thanks for the feedback! I share your ongoing interest in Tombstone--can't seem to get it out of my system either. The beauty of Tombstone is that much of the city is close to authentic, as compared to Dodge City, KS, etc. My extended family thinks I'm crazy, but what can you do! (lol) I'm a former pastor, and I did this video for my own questions about what normal Tombstone church-goers thought about the OK Corral and seemingly shoot-em-up society that is portrayed in Tombstone. I came to find out there were not that many churches in town in those years, and the violence and the most danger was in 1880-1882. After that time, it was a very normal city. (Actually things settled down when the Earps left town!) I am NOT a Tombstone historian so you do not want me giving any tours to anyone. Most of this video was the fruit of books and internet searches on various topics concerning Tombstone. I had to scramble to find pictures to match what I was learning. Jon Donohue (from my video) gives tours of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, and would be happy to discuss with you any other history. There are plenty of history tours available in Tombstone that give good info. Feel free to contact me at arizonarevivalhistory@gmail.com. Again, thanks Marc for your feedback.
@@Savurameshi I’m fine with it being dramatized and understand that they have to fill in many holes for dialogue. But simple things Doc not getting shot at the gunfight. Wyatt just getting 25% at the Oriental, when he actually bought is way in months after arriving, not 5 mins… and Milt Choice owner operator??? Clem was the owner Doc happen to see Wyatt on the street.. they actually came together. Along with Virgil and Morgan. Wyatt did not get off a train and meet up with them. Where’s James? And Warren later on when they went hunting for Ringo? And Morgan being upset that he shot someone? Morgan was looking to fight.. he was a hothead and could not be controlled sometimes. Wyatt hearing the shot that killed Morgan at Hatches?… No, Wyatt was sitting there while he was playing pool… in fact one shot just missed Wyatt’s hear and hit the wall next to him. There is so much more. It was entertaining and I always watch it when i see it on, but as a real western it misses the mark by a lot. At least get a majority of the events right…. But accurate…. No
Hi Deborah! Yes, in many ways the West was quite lawless initially without restraints. Everyone did what they wanted to do, and hoped that they wouldn't get caught if it was against the law.
Interesting history. There was a program on Unearthed season 6 episode 8 called Ghosts of the old west. That program reviews in much detail the gun fight at the O.K. coral. You may want to look it up for your review. Always enjoy western history. Thanks for sharing
I pulled the program up and watched it today. Good analysis of the guns, the shooting stances, etc. You wonder why more were not killed when they were standing so close to each other. This explains some of it.
Hi--thanks for watching. I have seen the Rose tree at the Rose Tree Inn as well as the one on the Catholic Church property. However, I have not seen them in bloom, which I understand is in April.
I was actually named after one of the Earp brothers and it was the oldest Earp brother and that persons name is Wyatt Earp and so Wyatt is my first name and I was given that name when I was a baby and my dad picked that name and so I was named after Wyatt Earp the law man that stopped all the cowboy gang in Tombstone Arizona and so Wyatt is my first name and so my dad picked Wyatt for me to have as my first name and so that’s my name it’s Wyatt as my first name so Wyatt is my first name
@@arizonarevivalhistory every UA-camr starts somewhere. You have already grown exponentially with the amount of time, research, and hands on you put into it. Keep thick skin and remember it’s not about the negative douchebags, they are not your audience. You will build your own community. Don’t Quit!
Thanks, Truckdriver Joe! Your encouragement was welcome. I have no thought of quitting and am trying to improve these videos over time. And yes, there still are times when I am "dreadful!" (lol) I am not offended by those comments.
The fight on Fremont is a more accurate description. I like to hear the the witness descriptions, like Mrs King who is stuck in Bauers Meat Market when the fight broke out. Very interesting. There were a lot of families living there that never get mentioned in the history books either.
Finding all of these videos so interesting! Wishing we would have known all of this before visiting Tombstone awhile back - now we've got to visit again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was actually named after one of the Earp brothers and it was the oldest Earp brother and that persons name is Wyatt Earp and so Wyatt is my first name and I was given that name when I was a baby
and my dad picked that name and so I was named after Wyatt Earp the law man that stopped all the cowboy gang in Tombstone Arizona and so Wyatt is my first name and so my dad picked Wyatt for me to have as my first name and so that’s my name it’s Wyatt as my first name
I was actually named after one of the Earp brothers and it was the oldest Earp brother and that persons name is Wyatt Earp and so Wyatt is my first name and I was given that name when I was a baby
and my dad picked that name and so I was named after Wyatt Earp the law man that stopped all the cowboy gang in Tombstone Arizona and so Wyatt is my first name and so my dad picked Wyatt for me to have as my first name and so that’s my name it’s Wyatt as my first name
Huge Tombstone history buff-I'm adding this to watch later list. Will come back to comment...
love your video, well done! God bless
Thank you!
Best tombstone video ever! Thanks!
Hello Dale, my name is Marc. I luv your video and your channel! I live in NJ unfortunately, but have looked at moving to AZ a lot over the past few years. I used to go to AZ every year for spring training because I played for a few teams that had it there and I absolutely loved it there. Az is my favorite state. I love the old west and everything that goes along with it. I've been to Tombstone 7 times and it never gets old to me! I had even looked at buying or renting something in Tombstone that's how much I liked it. The people were so nice and it seems that many people who have moved there from out of state all have mainly for the same reasons because they love the history and want to be close to it. Anyway, great job. Do you do tours of any kind? I will be heading out there again sometime this year and would love to hook up with you to show me different places and tell stories. I would pay you of course. If you have any interest, I will give you my personal email address and we can set it up that way. Thanks again for a great video!!
Hey Marc, thanks for the feedback! I share your ongoing interest in Tombstone--can't seem to get it out of my system either. The beauty of Tombstone is that much of the city is close to authentic, as compared to Dodge City, KS, etc. My extended family thinks I'm crazy, but what can you do! (lol) I'm a former pastor, and I did this video for my own questions about what normal Tombstone church-goers thought about the OK Corral and seemingly shoot-em-up society that is portrayed in Tombstone. I came to find out there were not that many churches in town in those years, and the violence and the most danger was in 1880-1882. After that time, it was a very normal city. (Actually things settled down when the Earps left town!) I am NOT a Tombstone historian so you do not want me giving any tours to anyone. Most of this video was the fruit of books and internet searches on various topics concerning Tombstone. I had to scramble to find pictures to match what I was learning. Jon Donohue (from my video) gives tours of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, and would be happy to discuss with you any other history. There are plenty of history tours available in Tombstone that give good info. Feel free to contact me at arizonarevivalhistory@gmail.com. Again, thanks Marc for your feedback.
hope you like az in the summer, it gets very hot here.
Fun watch, but sadly, much of the information is inaccurate, and many of the photos are not the people labelled.
Usually the case… just watch the movie Tombstone
@@pizzasi tombstone was pretty accurate lol just dramatized.
@@Savurameshi I’m fine with it being dramatized and understand that they have to fill in many holes for dialogue. But simple things
Doc not getting shot at the gunfight.
Wyatt just getting 25% at the Oriental, when he actually bought is way in months after arriving, not 5 mins… and Milt Choice owner operator??? Clem was the owner
Doc happen to see Wyatt on the street.. they actually came together. Along with Virgil and Morgan. Wyatt did not get off a train and meet up with them.
Where’s James? And Warren later on when they went hunting for Ringo?
And Morgan being upset that he shot someone? Morgan was looking to fight.. he was a hothead and could not be controlled sometimes.
Wyatt hearing the shot that killed Morgan at Hatches?… No, Wyatt was sitting there while he was playing pool… in fact one shot just missed Wyatt’s hear and hit the wall next to him. There is so much more. It was entertaining and I always watch it when i see it on, but as a real western it misses the mark by a lot. At least get a majority of the events right…. But accurate…. No
I think it was just the way it was back then. No control over what was accepted and what was not accepted
Hi Deborah! Yes, in many ways the West was quite lawless initially without restraints. Everyone did what they wanted to do, and hoped that they wouldn't get caught if it was against the law.
Interesting history. There was a program on Unearthed season 6 episode 8 called Ghosts of the old west. That program reviews in much detail the gun fight at the O.K. coral. You may want to look it up for your review. Always enjoy western history. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Win--I'll take a look at that program.
I pulled the program up and watched it today. Good analysis of the guns, the shooting stances, etc. You wonder why more were not killed when they were standing so close to each other. This explains some of it.
Next time you are in Tombstone, check out the rose tree inn at 4th and toughnut... the family has been in Tombstone since 1881..
Hi--thanks for watching. I have seen the Rose tree at the Rose Tree Inn as well as the one on the Catholic Church property. However, I have not seen them in bloom, which I understand is in April.
Great work. I love the Western Mythology. The legends, the tales, the folk tales.
Thank you!
People didn't walk around saying huckleberry all day!!
At 11:15 that is Terry Ike Clanton from California.
Tombstone is history, a place one should visit if Arizona is visited, I love culture and history many thanks.
Good Lord! Is this the best narrator you could find? Sounds like he could keel over at any minute.
Interesting story however!
Hey, Brian, thanks for watching. I am almost 77 years old, but I am not close to keeling over. I am still trying to learn how to do this!
@@arizonarevivalhistory, you sound great! I enjoy your narrating, and I look forward to more videos!
I get a kick out of all the negative assholes. Thank you sir for your documentary. Well done.
Thanks
Thank you for the informative video!
Thanks, Bradford! I enjoyed working on the Tombstone videos.
Town waz divided on the Earp's. Some called them Fighting Pimps
You are right--things did not settle down in Tombstone until all the Earps left town.
I was actually named after one of the Earp brothers and it was the oldest Earp brother and that persons name is Wyatt Earp and so Wyatt is my first name and I was given that name when I was a baby
and my dad picked that name and so I was named after Wyatt Earp the law man that stopped all the cowboy gang in Tombstone Arizona and so Wyatt is my first name and so my dad picked Wyatt for me to have as my first name and so that’s my name it’s Wyatt as my first name so Wyatt is my first name
Interesting! Thanks for responding.
I'd have rather lived 50 years back then than 80 years today.
Exactly
Interesting 😊
i love your videos
Thanks
A lot of those photos are misattributed.
Copyright issues?
Thank you.
I bet they didn't have problems with gender identity
I have not seen any study on that, but you probably are correcdt.
...dob1945usa..
Does it really matter who narrates.. history is history
Ed S chief felin...?
Interesting subject. But the narrator is dreadful!
Thanks for responding. Yes, there are times I can be dreadful. I will try and improve!
Rude and unnecessary comment
@@arizonarevivalhistory every UA-camr starts somewhere. You have already grown exponentially with the amount of time, research, and hands on you put into it. Keep thick skin and remember it’s not about the negative douchebags, they are not your audience. You will build your own community. Don’t Quit!
Thanks, Truckdriver Joe! Your encouragement was welcome. I have no thought of quitting and am trying to improve these videos over time. And yes, there still are times when I am "dreadful!" (lol) I am not offended by those comments.
I love American Westerns I grew up in a time that all what was TV I really like history