Yes, indeed. Bring the family on down, see vintage cars on display, take a guided walking tour and don’t miss one of the three performances of a shootout that thankfully never happened. We (Arizona) can’t be bothered to recognize Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s birthday (we call it Civil Rights Day), but we remember gangsters and murderers.

I was at the depot all day with our 1960 GM bus. Our museum staff arranged for display space and we brought it up for the day. On the other side of the building are the statues of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday. They were installed some years ago to commemorate the murder of Frank Stillwell by Wyatt and Doc at the old train station in the late 1880s. They shot him dead on the railroad tracks not fifty yards from where the statues stand.
The bus generated interest from a number of visitors, which is the purpose of taking our buses to community events. That permits us to take the museum to where the people are, rather than depending on them to come to us.



