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Feb. 2011
10th
WELCOME TO CIVIL WAR DAYS
AT OLD TUCSON!
Union Soldiers
Confederate Camp
Soldiers Camp
The Reno High Chaparral
Set
Grand Palace
Saloon La Plaza Ice
Big Jake’s BBQ (ATM Inside) Cream Mission
Pony
Express
Iron Door Shooting Gallery Corner
Haunted Store Photo Shop
Heritage Sq
Mine Sheriff’s Office
Hotel del Toro Town Hall
Toltec Mine Native Village
Pan for Medicine Wagon
Gold OK Corral &
Silverlake
Park Stagecoach McLintock’s
Arizona Theater
Elixir Rx
Rides
Area Olsen’s

Stables Phoebe’s
Shelton Hall
Movie Museum

Last Outpost & Exit

Gifts/Exit Front Gate & Entrance
Rodeo Arena

A superstar in its own right, Old Tucson has hosted over 400 film and television productions since 1939
including Western film classics such as Rio Bravo, The Outlaw Josey Wales and Tombstone. John Wayne,
Clint Eastwood, Elizabeth Taylor and Kurt Russell are just a few of the legends who have walked these
fabled streets playing the unforgettable roles that are etched in our minds and hearts forever.

Attractions & Amusements Upcoming Events

NATIVE VILLAGE
SHELTON HALL MOVIE MUSEUM March 2nd – 4th
IRON DOOR HAUNTED MINE Wild, Wild West Con Steampunk Festival
CAROUSEL
C.P. HUNTINGTON TRAIN March 16th – 18th
ANTIQUE CARS Spirit of the West Fest
DEAD-EYE DAN’S SHOOTING GALLERY ($)
PAN FOR GOLD ($) Visit www.oldtucson.com for details on these any
STAGECOACH RIDES ($) many more upcoming events!

Grub Shopping
LA PLAZA ICE CREAM McLINTOCK’S
PONY EXPRESS PIZZA, WINGS & MORE OLSEN’S MERCANTILE
GRAND PALACE HOTEL & SALOON OLD-TIME PHOTO EMPORIUM
BIG JAKES BBQ & MORE CORNER STORE
ELIXIR Rx PHOEBES SWEET SHOPPE
THE LAST OUTPOST
TOLTEC MINE
 February 10th

WELCOME TO
OLD TUCSON!
Where the Spirit of the Old West Comes Alive!

PERFORMANCE
When
10am-5pm
SCHEDULE
What
Remembering John Wayne - This original Old Tucson video presentation pays homage to the
Where
Rosa’s
Continuous legendary John Wayne and entertains guests with exclusive details about the four films Wayne Cantina
made here at Old Tucson.
10:15 a.m. Old Tucson Historic Tour – Take a 30 minute guided walking tour and explore the streets that Phoebe’s
many of your favorite television and movie stars have worked over the last 75 years. Porch
10:45 a.m. Pre-Battle Flag Raising – Witness the taking of Old Tucson by the Union or Confederate troops Town Hall
as they march through town and raise their flag in front of Town Hall. Then follow them as they Exterior
march into battle at the Bitter Creek town site.
11 a.m. Civil War Battle – Don’t miss the excitement of this Civil War battle re-enactment between the Bitter Creek
Union and the Confederacy. Visit with the troops for Q & A after the battle. Town Site
11:30 a.m. Lady Vivian’s Dance-Hall Casting Call – A search for new talent brings hopeful, would-be Grand Palace
performers to town and the distinguished Grand Palace stage. Saloon
Noon The General Mercantile – If he ain’t got it, you don’t need it. Just ask Storekeep, Solomon Town Hall
Warner.
Noon Special Civil War Presentation – Learn all about the Artillery used in the Civil War. Stage 2

12:30 p.m. The Hanged Man – As portrayed in the 1974 film shot right here at Old Tucson, a gunfighter Mission
helps a young widow who is trying to keep a ruthless land baron from taking her ranch.
1 p.m. The American Cowboy - The Cookie of this outfit can tell you all about bein’ boss around the Behind
cookfire and second in command of the trail drives. Shelton Hall
1 p.m. Old Tucson Historic Tour – Take a 30 minute guided walking tour and explore the streets that Phoebe’s
many of your favorite television and movie stars have worked over the last 75 years. Porch
1:30 p.m. Lady Vivian’s Valentine Revue – Join Lady Vivian and her sweethearts for a rip-roarin’, high Grand Palace
kickin’, can-cannin’ good time that’ll be sure to get you in to the Valentine Spirit! Saloon
2 p.m. The Raucous Saloons – Saloons were among the first establishments to spring up in new Hotel Del Toro
towns. Learn about how they operated and the clientele that frequented them. Interior
2:30 p.m. Last Ride to Willcox – Recounts an actual event in which a group of train robbers who fled Hotel Del Toro
from their hideout, are soon tracked down and cornered by county sheriffs. Exterior
2:45 p.m. Pre-Battle Flag Raising – Witness the taking of Old Tucson by the Union or Confederate troops Town Hall
as they march through town and raise their flag in front of Town Hall. Then follow them as they Exterior
march into battle at the Bitter Creek town site.
3 p.m. Civil War Battle – Don’t miss the excitement of this Civil War battle re-enactment between the Bitter Creek
Union and the Confederacy. Visit with the troops for Q & A after the battle. Town Site
3 p.m. Old Tucson Historic Tour – Take a 30 minute guided walking tour and explore the streets that Phoebe’s
many of your favorite television and movie stars have worked over the last 75 years. Porch
3:30 p.m. The Spirit of the West - A live singing presentation revisiting some of the greatest songs Grand Palace
featured in western films; some of which were shot right here at Old Tucson. Saloon
4 p.m. Special Civil War Presentation – Learn all about Hispanics in the Civil War. Stage 2

4:30 p.m. Hollywood Stunt Demonstration – The Old Tucson stuntmen take you behind the scenes for Mission
an entertaining look at how stunts are performed. Don’t try this at home!