Graves of the Famous and Infamous

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Originally posted by Turkey Creek


: Howdy!

: The following is a list of some famous and infamous characters of the old west. Many of you may already know where some of them are buried, but I thought I would post this anyhow.



: NAME DIED TOWN/CEMETARY



: Johnny Behan 1912 Tucson/Holy Hope

: Curly Bill Brocius 1882 Patterson Ranch, AZ/

: Babocomari River

: Billy Breakenridge 1931 Tucson/Evergreen

: John Clum 1932 Glendale/Forest Lawn

: Billy Clanton 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill

: Old Man Clanton 1881 Cloverdale,NM

: Boot Hill, Tombstone

: Billy Claiborne 1882 Tombstone/Boot Hill

: Ike Clanton 1887 Apache County, AZ Jim Courtright Ft. Worth/Oakwood

: Fred Dodge 1935 Boerne, TX

: Allie Earp 1947 San Bernadino/Mt. View

: James Earp 1926 " " " "

: Mattie Blaylock (Earp) 1888 Florence, AZ

: Morgan Earp 1882 Colton, CA/Hermosa

: Virgil Earp 1905 Portland,OR/Riverview

: Warren Earp 1900 Willcox, AZ/Pioneer

: Josie Earp 1944 Colma,CA/Hills of

: Eternity

: Wyatt Earp 1929 " " "

: Big Nose Kate Elder 1940 Prescott/Pioneer

: C.S. Fly 1900 Tombstone City Cem.

: Doc Holliday 1887 Glenwood

: Springs,CO/Linwood

: J.W. Hardin El Paso/Concordia

: Frank,Tom McLaury 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill

: Sheriff Bob Paul 1905 Tucson/Evergreen

: Jim Miller Ft. Worth/Oakwood

: Zwing Hunt 1883 San Antonio

: Frank Leslie 1940 Oakland,CA

: Milt Joyce 1899 San Fran/Colma Cem.

: Dave Neagle 1925 Oakland,CA

: Johnny Ringo 1882 Turkey Creek Canyon,AZ

: Sheriff Chas. Shibell 1908 Tucson/Evergreen

: Ed Schieffelin 1897 Tombstone/Schieffelin

: Monument

: Luke Short 1893 Lot 17, Bk20, Ft. Worth/

: Oakwood

: John Slaughter 1922 Douglas,AZ

: Judge Wells Spicer 1885 Near Ajo (100 mi. from

: Tucson) suicide

: Frank Stillwell 1882 Tucson/Evergreen

: Marshal Fred White 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill



: This is just a partial list, and I didn't have time to make it more complete. I will add more names at a later date, or maybe someone can help me out with more names.

: Turkey Creek

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Originally posted by kathy


: Thanks for posting the list. Interesting to read!

[Ghosttowns.com]

Originally posted by Turkey Creek


: : Thanks for posting the list. Interesting to read!



: Kathy,

: Thanks. I have quite a few more names and locations, but most of them are related to Tombstone and Arizona, even though many of them are buried elsewhere. One notable "badman" I forgot from the last list is Clay Allison. He is buried on the grounds of the West Of The Pecos Museum in Pecos, TX. He died in 1887, drunk while riding a buckboard. He was thrown off the buckboard, and one of the wheels ran over his neck, breaking it.

: -Turkey Creek

: "There Are Two Ways Of Arguing With A Woman, And Neither Of Them Work!"

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Originally posted by Lewis Shorb


: One headstone you won't find anymore is the headstone of badman William Cardner of Aurora Nevada, some relic hunter stole this headstone from the cemetery at Aurora. This headstone was featured on the cover of the book "Gunfighters Highwaymen & Vigilantes" by Roger McGrath. It's ashame but some people think that the relic's found in our ghosttowns belong to them to take and make a profit from.

: Lewis



: : Howdy!

: : The following is a list of some famous and infamous characters of the old west. Many of you may already know where some of them are buried, but I thought I would post this anyhow.



: : NAME DIED TOWN/CEMETARY



: : Johnny Behan 1912 Tucson/Holy Hope

: : Curly Bill Brocius 1882 Patterson Ranch, AZ/

: : Babocomari River

: : Billy Breakenridge 1931 Tucson/Evergreen

: : John Clum 1932 Glendale/Forest Lawn

: : Billy Clanton 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill

: : Old Man Clanton 1881 Cloverdale,NM

: : Boot Hill, Tombstone

: : Billy Claiborne 1882 Tombstone/Boot Hill

: : Ike Clanton 1887 Apache County, AZ Jim Courtright Ft. Worth/Oakwood

: : Fred Dodge 1935 Boerne, TX

: : Allie Earp 1947 San Bernadino/Mt. View

: : James Earp 1926 " " " "

: : Mattie Blaylock (Earp) 1888 Florence, AZ

: : Morgan Earp 1882 Colton, CA/Hermosa

: : Virgil Earp 1905 Portland,OR/Riverview

: : Warren Earp 1900 Willcox, AZ/Pioneer

: : Josie Earp 1944 Colma,CA/Hills of

: : Eternity

: : Wyatt Earp 1929 " " "

: : Big Nose Kate Elder 1940 Prescott/Pioneer

: : C.S. Fly 1900 Tombstone City Cem.

: : Doc Holliday 1887 Glenwood

: : Springs,CO/Linwood

: : J.W. Hardin El Paso/Concordia

: : Frank,Tom McLaury 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill

: : Sheriff Bob Paul 1905 Tucson/Evergreen

: : Jim Miller Ft. Worth/Oakwood

: : Zwing Hunt 1883 San Antonio

: : Frank Leslie 1940 Oakland,CA

: : Milt Joyce 1899 San Fran/Colma Cem.

: : Dave Neagle 1925 Oakland,CA

: : Johnny Ringo 1882 Turkey Creek Canyon,AZ

: : Sheriff Chas. Shibell 1908 Tucson/Evergreen

: : Ed Schieffelin 1897 Tombstone/Schieffelin

: : Monument

: : Luke Short 1893 Lot 17, Bk20, Ft. Worth/

: : Oakwood

: : John Slaughter 1922 Douglas,AZ

: : Judge Wells Spicer 1885 Near Ajo (100 mi. from

: : Tucson) suicide

: : Frank Stillwell 1882 Tucson/Evergreen

: : Marshal Fred White 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill



: : This is just a partial list, and I didn't have time to make it more complete. I will add more names at a later date, or maybe someone can help me out with more names.

: : Turkey Creek

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Originally posted by Les


: Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com



: You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.

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Originally posted by Turkeycreek


: : Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com



: : You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.



: Thanks Les!



: T.C.

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Originally posted by samuel spalding wathen


: : Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com



: : You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.

[Ghosttowns.com]

Originally posted by dudley moore


: : Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com



: : You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.

[Ghosttowns.com]

Originally posted by lynde


: : Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com



: : You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.

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Originally posted by christina

: : Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com

: : You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.

[Ghosttowns.com]

Originally posted by machine gun kelly

: : : Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com

: : : You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.

: : Thanks Les!

: : T.C.

[Ghosttowns.com]

Originally posted by sonny bono

: : Turkey C: If it helps you at all, you might look at a site that has similar info and some pretty good pics of tombstones. It's www.findagrave.com

: : You may get some additions to your collection. Good luck.

[Ghosttowns.com]

Originally posted by mattie earp

: : Howdy!
: : The following is a list of some famous and infamous characters of the old west. Many of you may already know where some of them are buried, but I thought I would post this anyhow.

: : NAME DIED TOWN/CEMETARY

: : Johnny Behan 1912 Tucson/Holy Hope
: : Curly Bill Brocius 1882 Patterson Ranch, AZ/
: : Babocomari River
: : Billy Breakenridge 1931 Tucson/Evergreen
: : John Clum 1932 Glendale/Forest Lawn
: : Billy Clanton 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill
: : Old Man Clanton 1881 Cloverdale,NM
: : Boot Hill, Tombstone
: : Billy Claiborne 1882 Tombstone/Boot Hill
: : Ike Clanton 1887 Apache County, AZ Jim Courtright Ft. Worth/Oakwood
: : Fred Dodge 1935 Boerne, TX
: : Allie Earp 1947 San Bernadino/Mt. View
: : James Earp 1926 " " " "
: : Mattie Blaylock (Earp) 1888 Florence, AZ
: : Morgan Earp 1882 Colton, CA/Hermosa
: : Virgil Earp 1905 Portland,OR/Riverview
: : Warren Earp 1900 Willcox, AZ/Pioneer
: : Josie Earp 1944 Colma,CA/Hills of
: : Eternity
: : Wyatt Earp 1929 " " "
: : Big Nose Kate Elder 1940 Prescott/Pioneer
: : C.S. Fly 1900 Tombstone City Cem.
: : Doc Holliday 1887 Glenwood
: : Springs,CO/Linwood
: : J.W. Hardin El Paso/Concordia
: : Frank,Tom McLaury 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill
: : Sheriff Bob Paul 1905 Tucson/Evergreen
: : Jim Miller Ft. Worth/Oakwood
: : Zwing Hunt 1883 San Antonio
: : Frank Leslie 1940 Oakland,CA
: : Milt Joyce 1899 San Fran/Colma Cem.
: : Dave Neagle 1925 Oakland,CA
: : Johnny Ringo 1882 Turkey Creek Canyon,AZ
: : Sheriff Chas. Shibell 1908 Tucson/Evergreen
: : Ed Schieffelin 1897 Tombstone/Schieffelin
: : Monument
: : Luke Short 1893 Lot 17, Bk20, Ft. Worth/
: : Oakwood
: : John Slaughter 1922 Douglas,AZ
: : Judge Wells Spicer 1885 Near Ajo (100 mi. from
: : Tucson) suicide
: : Frank Stillwell 1882 Tucson/Evergreen
: : Marshal Fred White 1881 Tombstone/Boot Hill

: : This is just a partial list, and I didn't have time to make it more complete. I will add more names at a later date, or maybe someone can help me out with more names.
: : Turkey Creek

[DesertLove]

Hello everyone; I'm from Las Vegas, NV and I really enjoy going to ghost towns. I have visited numous cemetaries in a lot of ghost towns. The ones that come to mind are Grafton, UT, Virginia City, NV and Belmont, NV. I am in search of anyone from my area that would like to get out on weekends and go ghost towning. There are still quite a few near Vegas that I would really enjoy seeing. I always take my digital camera to capture the ruins. I have a very thick Nevada Mining and Ghost Towns book and I read about the towns before I visit them. In fact, on this site I found the ranch that Charles Manson was living with his so called "family" and was captured after the Tate murders. I think it would be interesting to visit there, as well. I have a facination for Death Valley and I know that right now the flowers are blooming, but I don't enjoy going alone and it's not safe either. I thought this venue would be a good way to find others like myself who enjoys ghost towning. Leave me a message; I will answer all. Take care, Celene (aka, DesertLove) ;O)

[Flatiron]

How about the spot where western cowboy movie star Tom Mix died? There's a memorial at the spot on Hwy. 79 between Florence and Tucson, Az. He was also a good friend of Wyatt Earp in his Hollywood days. If I remember correctly, Wyatt was also a pallbearer at Tom's funeral. Anyway, it makes for a quick pit stop while travelling the green and beautiful desert this time of year.

[old judge]

Yeah. Tom Mix is interred at Forest Lawn with many other famous folks. The suitcase that did him in is enshrined in the Tom Mix Museum here in Dewey, Oklahoma. OJ

[Flatiron]

OJ ...Thanks for the info. Next time I get anywhere close to Dewey, OK., I'll search out the suitcase and museum.

[dmichaelburns]

Originally posted by Turkey Creek
Mattie Blaylock (Earp) 1888 Florence, AZ
Turkey Creek
Celia "Mattie" Blaylock Earp actually died in the town of Pinal, Arizona and was buried in the Silver King/Pinal cemetery that was located near the Silver King-Pinal road. The original grave was vandalized but there is a marker not far from the old gravesite that has been erected.

The location of the grave is near the town of Superior, Arizona

[Flatiron]

Just wanted to add to dmichaelburns post, that the cemetery that Mattie Earp is buried in is also called the Guzman Cemetery by some of the locals in Superior.............

[Mikejts]

How about Tom Horne in Boulder CO.?? Or Bob Ford in Creede.? (Only kidding about Ford) maybe Buffalo Bill?

[Johnnie]

We watch the movie Tombstone, over the week end and were curious what is left of Doc Hollidays grave site in Glenwood Springs Colorado Is it still intact?
J & S

[Mikejts]

We watch the movie Tombstone, over the week end and were curious what is left of Doc Hollidays grave site in Glenwood Springs Colorado Is it still intact?
J & S
Yep - still there and still intact :D Except for the fact that no one knows for sure the exact burial site. It all happenned in the winter and they never actually made it to the top of the hill where the cemetary is located with the coffin. Speculation is that it is now buried in someone's back yard.
Here is a picture of the tombstone from on my site. http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/images/Tombstones/Doc%20tombstone%204.JPG .

[Johnnie]

Yep - still there and still intact :D Except for the fact that no one knows for sure the exact burial site. It all happenned in the winter and they never actually made it to the top of the hill where the cemetary is located with the coffin. Speculation is that it is now buried in someone's back yard.
Here is a picture of the tombstone from on my site. http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/images/Tombstones/Doc%20tombstone%204.JPG .
Great photo Rocky, We wonder if thats original stone or has it been replaced over the years One of Doc, relative lives in San Deigo We will ask around and see if that stone is the original.

My friend Lee Silva, the author of the book "Wyatt Earp the Cowtown Years" Vol. I might have the answer.

Thanks again Rocky, for that great clear photograph
Johnnie & Sheila

[Mikejts]

That stone was placed there later. I believe by the city of Glenwood Springs as they knew it would be a tourist attraction. (**** it got me there)

[Mikejts]

I recieved this note from a gentleman in Utah. Can anyone help me answer his question? Read below. If you have an answer let me know and I will forward to him. I left his name and email off on purpose. THANKS

My name is XXXXX and I live in Cedar City, Utah about 70 miles from the ghost town of Frisco. While walking around Frisco over the President’s Day weekend I discovered the Frisco cemetery and am interested in obtaining more information about it. I’m President of a Catholic men’s group (Knights f Columbus) in Cedar City and am thinking that cleaning the cemetery up would make a good service project for our group, but would like more information on how many people are buried there and if possible their names. A plat of grave locations and names would be most helpful. I’ve contacted the Utah State Historical Society, but all they can tell me is that there is a cemetery, which I already know, and that they record 28 people buried there. Do you have any more specific information about the cemetery or know who may?

[Flatiron]

Just wanted to update the list. Mattie Blaylock (Earp) is actually buried just outside of Superior, Az. , instead of Florence, Az...............;)

[old judge]

Rocky: As the husband of a good Mormon lady who specializes in Geneology, and who often locates folks in old cemeteries, I would refer your Frisco friend to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in SLC. One of the Churches projects has long been the location of old cemeteries and recordation of those buried there. OJ

[Mikejts]

Rocky: As the husband of a good Mormon lady who specializes in Geneology, and who often locates folks in old cemeteries, I would refer your Frisco friend to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in SLC. One of the Churches projects has long been the location of old cemeteries and recordation of those buried there. OJ

Great suggestion I will send him a note with your idea.

[Johnnie]

Originally posted by kathy


: Thanks for posting the list. Interesting to read!

Several more Cowboys made it into the pages of the history books in and around Tombstone.Two of them were"Johnny Behind the Deuce" and "Billy King," As i rember without pulling out my reference books Billy King, move out to California, to help his good friend Wyatt Earp, in some his side jobs. But what happen to Johnny behind the Deuce???

J & S

[old judge]

Johnnie: Good account of the doin's of Johnny Behind the Deuce, by Bill Kelly, on Google. Sounds like he melted into the history and legends of the old west. OJ

[Johnnie]

Johnnie: Good account of the doin's of Johnny Behind the Deuce, by Bill Kelly, on Google. Sounds like he melted into the history and legends of the old west. OJ

Thanks O. J. We will check out Bill Kellys archives.

Sheila & Johnnie

[Mikejts]

Thanks O. J. We will check out Bill Kellys archives.

Sheila & Johnnie

You probably already know this but in case you don’t. :eek:

Johnny Behind the Deuce’s real name was Johnny O’Rourke. Supposedly, while in Tombstone Virgil Earp saved him from being hanged. Apparently he had committed a murder before coming to Tombstone. Some people suspected Johnny of killing John Ringo but there is no proof to support that theory. He was born in 1862 and was murdered in 1882. A short but violent life. He was killed in Sulphfur Springs Valley by one of John Ringo’s friends over a quarrel during a card game. I believe it was Pony Deal that shot him.

[Johnnie]

You probably already know this but in case you don’t. :eek:

Johnny Behind the Deuce’s real name was Johnny O’Rourke. Supposedly, while in Tombstone Virgil Earp saved him from being hanged. Apparently he had committed a murder before coming to Tombstone. Some people suspected Johnny of killing John Ringo but there is no proof to support that theory. He was born in 1862 and was murdered in 1882. A short but violent life. He was killed in Sulphfur Springs Valley by one of John Ringo’s friends over a quarrel during a card game. I believe it was Pony Deal that shot him.

Thanks Rocky, Your right about that part of Tombstone "Rip Roaring" 1880s

We are sure a few of the new ghosttowners, appreciate this "Tid Bit" of Arizona history.
Johnnie

[old judge]

Rocky: Would you buy Michael O'Rourke instead of Johnny O'Rourke? OJ

[Mikejts]

Rocky: Would you buy Michael O'Rourke instead of Johnny O'Rourke? OJ

Yes I would but only becasue that is one of the Alias's that he used.

[Dayna Quiroz]

My kids and I spend a lot of time in the old town of Pinal City. A ghost town about 3 miles west of Superior Az. On a small hill is the grave of Mattie Earp. It is a pretty place. If you like ghost towns this is a place to see.

[campp]

Pinal City, A ghost town about 3 miles west of Superior Az. On a small hill is the grave of Mattie Earp. It is a pretty place. If you like ghost towns this is a place to see.

Where is this located? Turn off to the north or south?

[GaryB]

My kids and I spend a lot of time in the old town of Pinal City. A ghost town about 3 miles west of Superior Az. On a small hill is the grave of Mattie Earp. It is a pretty place. If you like ghost towns this is a place to see.


I always heard she was buried in Globe. But seeing how close the two are, I can see why they reference Globe instead.

[Mikejts]

Try these as a start, Also several more in Colorado just have not posted them yet.

Doc Holliday (http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/images/Tombstones/Doc%20tombstone%204.JPG)http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/_themes/artsy/artbul2a.gifBob Ford (http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/images/Tombstones/fordbob%20Grave.jpg)http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/_themes/artsy/artbul2a.gifTom Horn (http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/images/Tombstones/Tom%20Horn%20Grave%202.JPG)http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/_themes/artsy/artbul2a.gifFather Dyer (http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/images/Colorado%20Scenes/Mosquito%20pass%208-00/Father%20Dyer.jpg)

[HollyDolly]

:confused: Thanks for the listing. Say,who were Fred Dodge and Zwing Hunt?

Been to Boerne many times,but never to the cemetery.Hunt is probably buried in one of the San Antonio city cemeteries on the east side i assume.
John Wesley Hardin's wife Jane is buried in the Mound Creek area,i think in Asher cemetery.Not much left of Mound Creek anymore except a couple of cemeteries. no highway sign points the way to the town anymore.The old town of Rancho in the Guadalupe-Gonzales countyline area is gone too.I believe the Hardins had lived there for awhile.

[Vulture]

:confused: Thanks for the listing. Say,who were Fred Dodge and Zwing Hunt?

Been to Boerne many times,but never to the cemetery.Hunt is probably buried in one of the San Antonio city cemeteries on the east side i assume.
John Wesley Hardin's wife Jane is buried in the Mound Creek area,i think in Asher cemetery.Not much left of Mound Creek anymore except a couple of cemeteries. no highway sign points the way to the town anymore.The old town of Rancho in the Guadalupe-Gonzales countyline area is gone too.I believe the Hardins had lived there for awhile.

Fred Dodge was a Wells Fargo agent in Tombstone during "the day." Working undercover he was an ally of the Earps.
Zwing Hunt was a cowboy & member of the Clantons/Curly Bill/ Ringo gang. Said by Billy Breckenridge (deputy sheriff) to be one of the worst. Originally from Texas he was wounded in the gunfight at the Chandler milk ranch near Tombstone & later died in an Apache attack near Galeyville after escaping custody & attempting to return to Texas. I belive he was buried where he died in the Chiricahua mts in AZ. He did have a brother Thomas.
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[melissa_k]

I also did some research on the Clanton Family and found that Phin Clanton, brother of Ike and Billy Clanton lived and died in my hometown and was also buried in my town as well. I have a photo of Phins grave if you are interested in it?

[Vulture]

I also did some research on the Clanton Family and found that Phin Clanton, brother of Ike and Billy Clanton lived and died in my hometown and was also buried in my town as well. I have a photo of Phins grave if you are interested in it?

Please post the picture. I have looked for Phinn's grave in the Globe cem but failed to find it.

Welcome & Globe is a swell town.

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[woodengeezus]

I guess everyone knows that William Bonney (aka; Billy the Kid) is buried at Fort Sumner, NM. On my very 1st GT outing in '77 (yeah I'm old, so what) we were sold a map of NM. GT's which proved to be a BUM STEER! Anyway, we did find Old Ft. Sumner and the Kid's grave site which, was fenced-in 'cause so many people kept stealing his gravestone that the little museum on-site finally took action! They've got (or had) his last possessions displayed alongside the usual 2-headed calf stuff! Guns, boots, etc. An update on that place would be greatfully appreciated. Thanks All, Don.

[dadbruns]

Mattie died in Pinal City and was buried in the Pinal City Buriel Ground. There was a memorial to her but USFS just took it down and raked the grave site stating she was not famous, not historical and not important anyway! Anyway, she is still there and remembered by historians and friends alike!

[Mikejts]

Mattie died in Pinal City and was buried in the Pinal City Buriel Ground. There was a memorial to her but USFS just took it down and raked the grave site stating she was not famous, not historical and not important anyway! Anyway, she is still there and remembered by historians and friends alike!

Sounds like you have the guys from the colorado USFS. They burn down ghost towns... Like Tiger CO http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/tiger_colorado.htm

[RedDogSaloon]

Sounds like you have the guys from the colorado USFS. They burn down ghost towns... Like Tiger CO http://www.rockymountainprofiles.com/tiger_colorado.htm


A cool site! Kudo's to the guy who posted the pictures of the town and folks that lived there before it was burned, and the posted memories. I lived in Colorado back then and met a number of (so-called) hippies who had fixed up and maintained old cabins and such, but never a town like that. The interesting thing I found was that quite a few of them were into western history and preferred that frontier living thing: kerosene lamps, water boilers, and so on. A lot of the guys I knew were Vietnam vets. A bummer that a government agency has to destroy history.

[JoeZona]

In Glenwood Springs...along with "The Boss" ;)
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c99/zzyzxxx/DocsGrave.jpg

[Vulture]

So your daughter's the "Boss?"

Alright, good shot.

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[JoeZona]

The immortal words of Zane Grey come to mind, "Love of man for woman - love of woman for man. That's the nature, the meaning, the best of life itself."
:)

[Darin]

So your daughter's the "Boss?"

Alright, good shot.

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And all this time, I thought it was a picture of Bruce Springsteen hiding somewhere in the background. :D

Very nice, Joe!