Awesome job and thank you for using my photo for the leadoff photo for this video. that was a crazy morning when I took the shot of a shadow man, a cowboy leaning up against the wall of the Oriental Saloon at 5th Street, it was about 3:00 in the morning when I took the shot and I took three in a row the other two had nothing in them just the wall....
First night in Tombstone 2010 i came out of docs about 10 pm. an elderly lady in a period night gown came out of the far side of the bird cage office area, I said evening ma'am and she said these exact words " If Tombstone likes you it will keep you" I took a couple steps turned back around and poof she was gone. I'm still here.
A few years ago my wife and I came to Tombstone, she had never been to Arizona before, and we stayed at the Larian Motel for four nights. We didn’t notice any thing out of the ordinary. We’re from South Texas and our home is haunted by the elderly couple who built it. The old man tries be noticed by coming up to us and lighting a sulfur match then a cigarette and blows ghostly smoke in our face. We tell him that it’s not his house anymore and there’s no smoking. The smell vanish. The old lady always has the smell of roses when she’s around. Our contractor and his helper who rebuilt our house after Hurricane Harvey, both actually saw the old lady in our backyard attending to rose bushes, the trouble is we don’t have any rose bushes. When I said that they looked out back and said that they had seen roses outside. I told them that there had been roses growing years ago but not since we’ve owned the property.
Not sure how viable it is for you to do more videos like this in any sort of regular schedule but the wife and I highly enjoyed this one and would love to see more Tombstone Paranormal episodes. Seeing/hearing tales of local hauntings or legends is really interesting to us and just wanted to share how much we enjoyed this one. Good job!
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures that would be really great! We were there for Tombstone Redemption and while we did a tour of the Birdcage we were bummed we didn't get to do a ghost tour. Hoping to see more of the creepy side in the future!
Phenomenal video! It’s been such a pleasure watching your content and seeing how the production value keeps going up. You’ve really evolved creatively. I’ve been a director of photography for over 25 yrs so I can appreciate your hard work. Been in love with Tombstone and its vibrant history for over 27 yrs, studied everything I could get my hands on. Visited a bunch of times. Love the history but what really makes the town is its people. You’re very lucky to be able to live there. I love all your videos but especially the walks around town, I feel like I’m taking a stroll with you. Thanks for that! Keep up the great work, it’s an extraordinary channel!!!
So we stayed a few nights in the dry camp down by the arena. Our second night we heard someone walking around our camper around 3am. My husband said he heard what he thought was people talking but when we looked there wasn’t anyone there
I passed thru tombstone on my way to California in the early 1970s, it was a spooky place then,so creepy that we actually left town to camp in another area!
And next to the Larian is a building called Schieffelin Hall, possibly the most haunted spot in town. That's where speakers will be on Friday Saturday and Sunday, and a couple of workshops both on Saturday and Sunday within its walls. At lat years event, a number of people including a couple of speakers commented on a shadow figure walking on the stairs next to the stage. So you never know when something will happen there. But I can tell you that I have been in there many times for many reasons and I've had some type of experience every single time!
@@Desert.Sky.Adventures I hope not that well. LOL I want to come back to Tombstone. We toured the Birdcage. But took the early tour. There is something about one of the hotels across the street that has a draw. LOL If I had the money I would have wanted to buy it.
