is the original Boot Hill building and served as the original museum. It now houses the People of the Plains exhibit. * The Cemetery/Hanging Tree is a focal point of the Boot Hill Museum.

Boothill Graveyard, Tombstone's original cemetery and the final resting place ... Choice Mutual's study highlighted Boot Hill's "raw, timeless appeal, promising an everlasting tie to Tombstone ...

The “boot hill” reference is to a cemetery on the edge of town where the less fortunate were said to have been “buried with their boots on” after sometimes violent deaths. The original ...

In the original Boot Hill Cemetery, he points out a particular gravestone. The epitaph reads, “Here lies Lester Moore, Four slugs from a 44, No Les No more.” Oft-quoted and credited to ...

It's a gravesite. It turns out, there are several Boot Hill graveyards in the West named because many of their inhabitants are said to have died violently with their boots on. And quite a few of ...

The remains of victims who died in a 1914 fire at Dozier School for Boys will be re-interred into “Boot Hill” cemetery Wednesday, with a procession beginning at noon. It ...