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As if abandoned, this aging wagon sits along Allen Street, the main tourist center for Tombstone.
On the back, badly painted-over lettering indicates that it was once owned by Fentier Village, a theme park operated in the 1960s in Salamanca, New York.
Photographed:
August 31, 2005
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Keywords: Allen Street, coach, Fentier Village, main street, Old West, wagon, Western
