Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park

The Tombstone Courthouse was beforehand the legitimate concentration in Tombstone. Worked in customary red-block Victorian style, the exquisite courthouse was one of the biggest structures in Arizona at the time it was raised.

Its two stories housed the workplaces of the sheriff, recorder, treasurer, and the Board of Supervisors, and also courts and a jail. The courthouse was assigned a state stop in 1959.

Guests can get a look at the place in its previous grandness days, and key noteworthy minutes in Tombstone through relics and renderings at the exhibition hall. There is additionally a reproduction of the hangman's tree in the patio where sentenced killers met their grieved end.