See what it takes to be a Tombstone Vigilante Volunteer

2 years ago, I go coal in my stocking, so this year . . .

This engineer wasn't goin' to let 'em git away with it for the 3rd time.

The Earps and Holiday preparing for the Showdown behind the OK Corral.

This is your typical saloon girl costume.  Notes the Bodice, fishnet hose and black period boots.  Also she is wearing feathers in her hair.

This is your typical saloon girl costume.  Notes the feathers in her hair and her hair piece to enhance the look with long curly hair.

This is your typical saloon girl costume. Notes the black flowers adorning her dress. The dress straps are worn down. Also notice the model does not have any visible tatoos.

This Towns Woman is mourning the loss of a loved one.  Notice the black lace gloves and back lace adorned hat.

This is your typical townswoman's costume.  Notice her black lace gloves, period correct necklace and ear rings.  Also notice the hat adorned with feather and kept in place with a hat pin.

This is a typical costume worn by the re-enactors to portray Wyatt, Virgil or Morgan Earp.  Also the typical costume as a Townswoman the re-enactors use to portray Allie Earp or any number of Town's folks.

This re-enactor portrays a typical cowboy.  Notice the vest, and the canvas side satchel.  He is also wearing a typical bandanna, which measures 36" square.  He is also wearing arm cuffs to protect his sleeves from fraying.

This re-enactor portrays a typical cowboy.  Notice the button on the britches in the lower right hand corner holding a typical pair of braces.  He is also wearing a typical bandanna, which measures 36" square.

This reenactor portrays a typical cowboy.  He is also wearing a typical bandanna, which measures 36" square.  Also notice the gloves  for riding and ranch hand work.

This is a typical costume worn by the re-enactors to portray a lawman or a  typical Townsman.  Typically a vest, braces [suspenders], buttoned up shirt with long sleeves.