Unnoticed by most, Tombstone features a real-life descendant of Wyatt Earp, who plays Billy Claiborne in the film.

“The Gunfighters” covers a “who’s who” of the Old West with legendary names and places like Earp, James, Billy the Kid, Tombstone and Dodge City, Doc Holliday, Bass, Hickok ...

It was during this era that the city’s most famous inhabitant, Billy the Kid, grew up in Silver City ... as did the presence of legendary figures like Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. Modern-day Prescott ...

During the shootout, Ike’s brother, Billy ... Holliday group for the bloodshed. Because Frank Stillwell had been killed in Tucson, Arizona, not Tombstone, a warrant for the arrest of Wyatt Earp ...

Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday statue at the train station downtown. Commemorates the revenge killing of Frank Stilwell there. Photo by Paul F. LaFrance Wyatt spotted Stilwell, and the group chased ...

He’s a 2½-year-old Blue Heeler named Doc Holliday — a nod to the gunslinger depicted in the American western movie “Tombstone.” Doc, for short. He’s been a member of the 1st Cavalry ...

But, could this watch have been a gift from the fearless frontier lawman Wyatt Earp to the dentist, gambler and gunman Doc Holliday? Was it was given in gratitude for Doc's help fighting the ...

And so it goes, indeed. Billy Joel will not be attending the Tribeca Festival opening night world premiere of his documentary “Billy Joel: And So It Goes” next Wednesday, The Post can ...

Army Col. Kamil Sztalkoper, a spokesman for the III Armored Corps, said the dog is a Blue Heeler (aka an Australian Cattle Dog) named "Doc Holliday" -- likely a nod to the famous gunslinger played ...

“Pat” Garrett, the 1880s sheriff famous for tracking, arresting and eventually killing outlaw Billy the Kid, is commemorated by a Tucson street name. Patrick Floyd Jarvis “Pat” Garrett was ...

As much as the “Gunfighter Era” of the Old West was characterized by shoot-outs in the streets, so too was it known for tall tales and quick quips. Consider the case of Pink Higgins.