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Tombstone's main attraction circa 1870<br> Arizona picture - The Bird Cage Theatre, now a museum, is one of the more famous places in Tombstone. It was a saloon, theatre, and the upstairs cribs were allocated to ladies of negotiable virtue to ply their trade. Some of the most famous people in western history walked through these doors and most of them walked out again. The several bullet holes that still remain give mute evidence why some did not.
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The Bird Cage Theatre, now a museum, is one of the more famous places in Tombstone. It was a saloon, theatre, and the upstairs cribs were allocated to ladies of negotiable virtue to ply their trade.
Some of the most famous people in western history walked through these doors and most of them walked out again. The several bullet holes that still remain give mute evidence why some did not.
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image -- 2230 x 1784)