Schieffelin Hall in Tombstone

Ok, please remember this- DO YOUR HOMEWORK! Historic places always take on a whole new Magic when you have a little knowledge goin in!Very cool place, Thank you for your hard work preserving History! #templemastery

After visiting Tombstone every year for the past 10 years, we finally had a chance to visit this place. It was amazing inside. Incredible architecture for a building that old. It is usually closed to the public except for special events and we were fortunate enough to go to the Christmas ball. Check this one off of my bucket list.

Always interesting to explore a historic building, in this case, one of the oldest adobe buildings in Tombstone.

Schieffelin Hall is a must see in tombstone its an original building the Freemasons still meet in that building today. They also use it for what it was originally built for which is Ballroom dancing and plays. WOW

Dracula Comes To Tombstone! Hilarious! Come on over Oct 19,25,26 at7:00pm and Sundays Oct 20&27 at 3:00pm!

Good history and wonderful place to visit

Very intriguing!!!

History is here! Morgan Earp watched a play here prior to going to Hatchs pool hall and getting shot in the back and dying.The hall still the origional floors from the 1880s.

Awesome time

Went there for D.O.C. training on supervising inmates.. its pretty cool looks like a church

History came alive when I saw a tribute to the Buffalo Soldiers, etc. from the early days of our country to more recent times. Several of them won the MOH!!

One of the original old buildings left ... amazing building and history

Very cool history story

Pretty and clean house on the main road of Tombstone. It’s interesting to see that they rerouted cables in front of the building. I went inside the building and there was a rehearsal of a play in the hall. Great place to see!

The largest standing adobe structure in Arizona and possibly the entire country. Named after Tombstone founder and miner Ed Schiefflin. It is home to the Tombstone Repertory Company and so far Ive seen 3 plays here which have gotten better each time. Looking forward to seeing "The Wizard of Tombstone" next! A truly historical building...that by the way is supposedly haunted if youre into that sort of thing. ;)

Such a wonderful, historical building.

I have spent about three weeks in the past four years in this wonderful building teaching local officers crime investigation methods. The history of the building and its continued use on a daily basis is an important part of Tombstones history. While you are in this building it is easy to become part of Tombstones folklore. Go buy a cowboy hat!

Beautiful

Does have w/c access.

Great place to see a play from TRC