THE HISTORY of HAFFORD SALOON

Established by Clem Hafford in Tombstone, Arizona in the early 1800s, Hafford Saloon rapidly became one of the most popular watering holes of Tombstone. Some of the most famous gun fighters of the old west passed through Tombstone and patronized Hafford Saloon.

Sheriffs Wyatt Earp and his brothers Virgil & Morgan along with the infamous Doc Holiday left Hafford Saloon located on the corner of 4th & Allen Street to put a stop to the gun fighting and horse thieving in Tombstone, Arizona. The Earps and the Doc shot it out with the Clanton gang. This shoot out became known as the most famous shoot out of the west. It was called the Gun Fight at The O.K. Corral.