The Tragic And Cursed History Of Two Guns, Arizona



Two Guns, AZ, is one of the many cursed ghost towns scattered throughout the Southwest. It’s a long-abandoned town, but tourists still stop to see its ruins along Old Route 66. Set on the rim of a canyon, the strange little town was the sight of a tragedy involving two Native American tribes.

A man named Harry E. Miller showed up in the late ’20s, leased property from the Cundiffs, and constructed a full-blown tourist trap. He played up the area’s turbulent history and claimed he was full-blooded Apache. It’s unclear if this claim was true. But some wonder: was the downfall of Two Guns Miller’s fault alone, or did the land have a curse long before he blew into town?

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46 thoughts on “The Tragic And Cursed History Of Two Guns, Arizona”

  1. Bro I saw the thumbnail two days later I'm driving by it so had to stop and check it out and watched the vid.
    There's not a bridge in sight here I can't even tell we're it was supposed to be lol
    ……..I found the bridge

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  2. Sounds like everybody got a little of what was coming to them. Attack a village, get trapped in a cave. Put dangerous animals in a zoo, get bit. Live in Arizona, things catch on fire.

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  3. This guy was insane, you don't sell human skulls especially when the death happened in such an awful way, of course whoever buys the skulls will have nothing but bad luck, I'm Native American, my tribe is in California, I do believe in curses my grandmother taught me well. They need to rebury the skulls in a special ceremony and hopefully that will ease the Apache's spirits and help them rest.

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  4. Fun Fact, the exit for Twin Arrows is not far away, a former truck stop with only one of the arrows currently standing. It has an appearance in the movie "Forrest Gump" during the running part, where he falls into the mud, wipes his face off on a tshirt that inspires "Have a nice day".My name is Bicycle Bob and I approved this message and I remember being there in the early 90's when it was still open and the huge, nasty mud puddles there.

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  5. I understand it was tragic what happened there by two guns in 1938 when the nuclear crater was made John Wayne and Ford were filming on a ridge not too far from two guns just some miles out in the desert when the nuclear explosion went off that made that crater it's still a radioactive area and you might understand I would never go to that nuclear crater

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  6. It's now "the gorilla monster" 👹 since people forget we have accents and dialects within languages.. billions of different regional American accents and dialects alone.. he might not have a Latino accent or dialect so will pronounce words differently. Not one or another us actually 100% accu-rat.

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