The Buford House, an historic Tombstone, Arizona adobe house - established in 1880. This historic house has been featured on Haunted History, Celebrity Ghost Stories featuring Bruce Boxleitner. John Wayne stayed here along with Melissa Gilbert and many others.
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The Buford House, an historic Tombstone, Arizona adobe house - established in 1880. This historic house has been featured on Haunted History, Celebrity Ghost Stories featuring Bruce Boxleitner. John Wayne stayed here along with Melissa Gilbert and many others.
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Visit our Blog site to leave comments and/or experiences you've had at The Buford House. 113 E Safford Street. Tombstone, AZ 85638.
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George Washington Buford and Annie. The Buford House, named after George Washington Buford, the original owner and builder of the adobe house that dates back to 1880. They were a prominent and influential family in Tombstone as George was a successful mining executive. So he built the house to be one of the finest in the early history of Tombstone. 113 E Safford Street. Tombstone, AZ 85638.
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The Buford House will reopen as a Bed and Breakfast in the near future. Please contact us with any questions or special requests. Send emails to: george@bufordhouse.com. 113 E Safford Street. Tombstone, AZ 85638.
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Celebrity Ghost Stories aired on Lifetime Channel. Southwest Ghost Hunters Association (SGHA). A photograph was taken after registering low frequency magnetic fields upstairs. This was the fourth picture taken downstairs after the initial EM readings were discovered. The object was not seen by the naked eye.read more and see the photographs at the SGHA web site. View website. The Buford House is featured in Haunted History: Tombstone. Buy the video Here. Buy the book Here. Buy the book Here. Like much of...
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Located on Safford Street in Tombstone, Arizona, is the Buford House. Bed and Breakfast. This adobe home was built in 1880 by George Buford. A prominent mine owner. At least two sheriffs, a mayor and state senator have called the Buford House their home. This historic house has played host to many famous visitors such as the Duke himself, John Wayne. Along with the living guests that have laid their hats in the B&B, many claim that there are others that have long since gone who seem to want to hang around.
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Haunted Places to Visit. Haunted hotels, spooky inns and restaurants with extra atmosphere that are open to the public, organized by state - just keep scrolling to your desired location. Clicking on the site name will bring you to their web site. Haunted Places in Alabama and Arkansas. Lucas Tavern, Montgomery, AL. Hotel Finial, formerly the Victoria Inn, Anniston AL. For updates on the opening and details of the new inn. Sloss Furnaces, Birmingham AL. Haunted Places in Arizona. Hotel Vendome, Prescott AZ.
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The Buford House
Located on Safford Street in Tombstone, Arizona, is the Buford House. Bed and Breakfast. This adobe home was built in 1880 by George Buford. A prominent mine owner. At least two sheriffs, a mayor and state senator have called the Buford House their home. This historic house has played host to many famous visitors such as the Duke himself, John Wayne. Along with the living guests that have laid their hats in the B&B, many claim that there are others that have long since gone who seem to want to hang around.
The Buford House
Located on Safford Street in Tombstone, Arizona, is the Buford House. Bed and Breakfast. This adobe home was built in 1880 by George Buford. A prominent mine owner. At least two sheriffs, a mayor and state senator have called the Buford House their home. This historic house has played host to many famous visitors such as the Duke himself, John Wayne. Along with the living guests that have laid their hats in the B&B, many claim that there are others that have long since gone who seem to want to hang around.
The Buford House
Located on Safford Street in Tombstone, Arizona, is the Buford House. Bed and Breakfast. This adobe home was built in 1880 by George Buford. A prominent mine owner. At least two sheriffs, a mayor and state senator have called the Buford House their home. This historic house has played host to many famous visitors such as the Duke himself, John Wayne. Along with the living guests that have laid their hats in the B&B, many claim that there are others that have long since gone who seem to want to hang around.
The Buford House
Located on Safford Street in Tombstone, Arizona, is the Buford House. Bed and Breakfast. This adobe home was built in 1880 by George Buford. A prominent mine owner. At least two sheriffs, a mayor and state senator have called the Buford House their home. This historic house has played host to many famous visitors such as the Duke himself, John Wayne. Along with the living guests that have laid their hats in the B&B, many claim that there are others that have long since gone who seem to want to hang around.
The Buford House
Located on Safford Street in Tombstone, Arizona, is the Buford House. Bed and Breakfast. This adobe home was built in 1880 by George Buford. A prominent mine owner. At least two sheriffs, a mayor and state senator have called the Buford House their home. This historic house has played host to many famous visitors such as the Duke himself, John Wayne. Along with the living guests that have laid their hats in the B&B, many claim that there are others that have long since gone who seem to want to hang around.
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