Looking up at the red brick courthouse framed by deciduous trees making their transition to fall colors on a partly cloudy day.

Please excuse our dust! You may encounter construction noise and crew members during your visit. Thank you for your patience as we work to preserve and maintain our park.

Please note: Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park will be closed for construction from Monday, August 25 to Tuesday, August 26.

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Many Arizona State Parks can host your special day with romantic locations, unforgettable scenery, casual ceremonies, and an affordable outdoor setting! Questions? Contact the park directly to talk about facilities and sites for your wedding. Visit the Weddings Home Page for a list of parks that can host your wedding

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About Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park

Cochise County was created by a vote of the citizens in 1881 with Tombstone serving as its county seat. The two-story courthouse, designed in the Victorian style, was constructed of red brick in 1882. The courthouse, a splendid example of territorial architecture, continued to serve as a county facility until 1931 when the county seat was moved to Bisbee. Today, visitors can enjoy a museum full of authentic interpretive exhibits on the history of Tombstone and Cochise County, including period sheriff’s office, artist drawings and interpretations of the Gunfight at the OK Corral, Wyatt Earp, mining exhibit area, saloon and gaming room, period lawyers office and courtroom, ranching, and residents of Tombstone.

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