TOMBSTONE, AZ — A living piece of Arizona history continues to draw visitors to the Rose Tree Museum, home to what is widely recognized as the world’s largest rose tree. The sprawling Lady ...
Yahoo: Tombstone’s world-famous rose tree still thrives after more than 140 years
Arizona Daily Star: Western Women: Ethel Robertson Macia brought fame to Tombstone's rose tree
It might seem odd to some that in the midst of the Sonoran Desert, there is a rose tree, thriving and growing each year since before the founding of the state of Arizona. For local Tombstone residents ...
Arizona Daily Star: Day-trip adventure: Stop and smell the flowers at Tombstone's Rose Tree Festival
Day-trip adventure: Stop and smell the flowers at Tombstone's Rose Tree Festival
Discover Tombstone’s haunted past on the town’s top-rated ghost tour, led nightly by expert guides. Walk a mile through historic streets, stopping at eerie landmarks like Schieffelin Hall and the OK Corral, where real ghost stories and true history come alive.
A living piece of Arizona history continues to draw visitors to the Rose Tree Museum, home to what is widely recognized as the world’s largest rose tree. The sprawling Lady Banksia rose, planted in ...
KGUN 9: Stop to smell the roses at Tombstone's annual Rose festival
TOMBSTONE, Ariz. (KGUN) — Tombstone is having its annual Rose Festival this weekend, April 11-13. The event is put on by the Tombstone Vigilettes, a nonprofit "charitable organization of ladies ...
Then: Carrie Norville was just 7 when she and her parents, Don and Betty Norville, stopped in Tombstone, Ariz., on their way to Disneyland. Besides the O.K. Corral, Tombstone also is home to the Rose ...