In 1993 the movie Tombstone made him a household name, as one of the Wild West’s most famous figures. Quick with a gun & easy on the eyes, he was a gentleman gambler with a slow southern drawl. In 1881 John Henry “Doc” Holliday rose to infamy at the famous gunfight at the OK Corral in Tombstone, Arizona. But, unlike his contemporaries Wyatt Earp, Billy the Kid & Jesse James, the details of Holliday’s life remain shrouded in mystery & controversy. Born before the end of the American Civil War in Georgia, Doc Holliday was a Southern Son of the Old South.