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Curly Bill's Bed and Breakfast - Tombstone, Arizona - Welcome Page
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Sally and Jerry Alves visited Tombstone in 1999 and fell in love with the place. In Washington State they had owned a 1906 Queen Anne Victorian home which they restored over a period of 10 years, and placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
In Washington, they were community leaders, very active in historic and environmental projects. However, they made the decision to move to Tombstone in February 2000 to enjoy the magnificent scenery, the sunshine and higher elevations, the peace and quiet of nature, and the very friendly, very historic old west city of 1700 residents. They were fortunate to find a large, beautiful adobe hacienda looking out to the Dragoon Mts. which they have been updating and improving since moving in. Because Sally and Jerry loved the history of the area which includes Wyatt Earp and the OK Corral, and the beauty that surrounded their lovely home which is in the downtown area but close to nature, they wanted to share it with others. Thus, the idea was born to open "Curly Bill's Bed & Breakfast", the best and the baddest in Tombstone. Best, because of the many amenities their home offers just a short walk away from the hustle and bustle of Tombstone.The Baddest,because Curly Bill was the meanest cowboy every to walk the streets of Tombstone. Combine Curly Bill's reputation with a beautiful hacienda and you will feel fortunate to stay at Curly Bill's Bed & Breakfast. Sally and Jerry welcome you for a night, a weekend, or whatever. Just come visit, pardner!!!
