LEGENDS OF THE WEST PODCASTS MENTION BARON'S BARBER, HAFFORDS, ALHAMBRA, COSMOPOLITAN, OCCIDENTAL, WELLS FARGO, CAMPBELL & HATCH, GOLDEN EAGLE, VIRGIL'S DEATH AND THE OK CORRAL. ALL THE ABOVE MENTIONED LOCATIONS ARE IN THIS ALLEN STREET, 1881/82 IMAGE. COURTESY MCLELLAND.
CIRCA 1925. LOOKING NORTH UP FOURTH STREET FROM THE INTERSECTION OF ALLEN AND FOURTH. WHEN THE EARPS AND DOC LEFT HAFFORDS FOR FLY'S LODGING AND PHOTO STUDIO, THEY HEADED NORTH UP FOURTH STREET. THE ONLY BUILDINGS THAT SURVIVED THE 1882 FIRE WERE SUMMERFIELDS AND SCHIEFFELIN HALL. AFTER THE 1882 FIRE, THE BUILDINGS ON THE EAST SIDE (RIGHT) OF FOURTH STREET WERE REBUILT IN THE SAME IMAGE AS THE PREVIOUS 1881 STRUCTURES.
THE STRUCTURES WERE LABELED AS IF IT WAS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1881. IS THAT WYATT EARP'S ICE CREAM PARLOR TO THE RIGHT? IMAGE COURTESY MULKINS COLLECTION. TEXT/GRAPHICS BY MCLELLAND.
WHEN THE EARPS & DOC TURNED LEFT AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTH & FREMONT STREETS, THIS WAS THEIR VIEW. THE OWNER OF SUMMERFIELD'S ATTEMPTED TO SAVE THE ADOBE WITH A CANVAS ROOF COVER BUT IT WAS TOO LATE. THE BUILDINGS (GIRD BLOCK) ON THE NORTHSIDE OF FREMONT STREET WERE GONE BY THE LATE 1930S, EARLY 1940S. THE WOOD TIMBERS FROM THE EPITAPH WERE REUSED TO SUPPORT ANOTHER STRUCTURE THAT WAS BEING BUILT JUST NORTH OF TOMBSTONE'S CITY CEMETERY.
ANOTHER VIEW OF FREMONT STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS. MCLELLAND IMAGE.
VIEW OF FREMONT STREET. THE SHOOTOUT BEGAN BETWEEN FLY'S LODGING/PHOTO AND HARWOOD'S LUMBER AND ROTARY OFFICES TO THE RIGHT. DRAWING: COMBINATION OF PERCIVAL (1966) & MCLELLAND (2019/20) DRAWINGS.