Whether you’re a rose lover, a history buff, or someone looking for a shady spot to sit a spell, the Rose Tree Museum will fit the bill, Step into the 1880’s, get to know the pioneer families who settled Tombstone and made it the ‘Town Too Tough to Die.
118 S Fourth St (E Toughnut St) Tombstone , AZ 85638 United States
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Tombstone’s Original Shady Lady, the World’s Largest Rose Tree is located in the backyard and provides a cool and shady place to take a break during your visit to Tombstone.
The Rose Tree Museum at 118 4th Street is one of Tombstone, Arizona’s really cool historic museums . SEE FULL REVIEW HERE Read more
A beautiful sight to visit. This was absolutely a miracle rose plant that grew into a gorgeous tree covering the backyard patio covering since the 1860's. Great story about it's beginnings????
LOVED this place, one of the best museums I’ve seen. They have done a really good balance between restoration and just keeping things as they were in situ. Worth the $12 to get in! - Jenna kim Cymansky
Cute little house. Definitely check out the Wyatt Earp museum next door - Melissa F.
Jane is very nice and quite knowledgable on Tombstone and its history. Be sure to say hi! - Zach Brown
We had the Reuben and brisket sandwhiches which were quite good. Atmosphere is awesome and we had very good service. - Kelly