Doc Holliday, as the film suggests, was indeed an educated man, but not in the same way as your average gunslinger. Holliday had a formal education that included Latin, French, and Ancient Greek.

Doc Holliday actually says the line "I'm your huckleberry" twice in the film, both times with great confidence and calm. A ...

The society board authorized the $84,000 purchase of Doc Holliday’s derringer, one of few items believed to have been in the Hotel Glenwood room where he died Nov. 8, 1887.

“Our visitors are certainly intrigued by history, and Doc Holliday is our most well-known frontier resident, so this precious piece of memorabilia will go a long way in positioning us as a historic ...

The inscription on the back strap of the derringer reads â To Doc from Kate.â Kate was Mary Katherine Horony-Cummings, a Hungarian-born prostitute and Doc Holliday's common-law wife.They met in Texas ...

Holliday, the famed gambler and gunfighter, died at the Hotel Glenwood in 1887. The gun is believed to have been one of few possessions in the room when he died. Holliday’s common-law wife, ...

The Glenwood Springs Historical Society pulled the trigger Thursday on a move the group hopes will shape its future and promises to boost the town’s tourism. On Thursday, the society authorized the ...

GLENWOOD SPRINGS – The 161-year-old corpse of John Henry “Doc” Holliday is, in the eyes of some, the third most popular tourist draw in town. First and second on the list, as even Doc ...

Like Doc Holliday, he was a native of Georgia, with my great-grandfather’s last known location being Pelham, Ga. He was married to Rebecca Riles (1873-1959), also mulatto.