Stagecoach robberies were a common occurrence in the Wild West, disrupting travel and commerce. The desolate landscapes provided ample opportunities for outlaws to ambush unsuspecting travelers. Protecting valuable cargo and passengers was a constant challenge for stagecoach companies. News of a robbery would spread quickly through towns, creating fear and uncertainty. The pursuit of the robbers often led to dramatic chases and confrontations. October 8, 1881, the “Sandy

Snow Yesterday. Light fall. Much blood in the air this afternoon. Ringo and Doc Holliday came nearly having it with pistols and Ben...

I captured this photograph shortly after sunset during my last visit to Tombstone. The Longhorn Restaurant possesses a fascinating...