🎭 The Theatre Frozen in Time
Original 1880s fixtures: The chandeliers, wallpaper, stage, and balcony boxes are all authentic to the building’s boomtown era. Nothing was reconstructed after Tombstone’s fires because the Bird Cage survived them.
The infamous balcony “cribs”: These small curtained rooms above the main floor were used by sex workers during performances. Many interior photos capture these intact spaces exactly as they were left.
The bullet‑scarred walls: Bullet holes remain in the woodwork. Photos often highlight these scars, which speak to the rowdy, violent atmosphere of the Old West.
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Amazing! Historical! Best place in Tombstone for
authentic history.
You can read about different happenings and object used.
Kim D...
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So much history in the building and such a great story in general of the building over the years. The evening ghost tour is the icing on the cake, well worth staying overnight in tombstone.
Chris C....
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Really enjoyed the buildings architecture and artifacts displayed! So many details and things to read. Really loved the cage crib compartments.
Danas...