“The Saloon” … you’ve seen the movie a thousand ... Beer, whiskey and saloons were big business in the old west and continues today. In the United States, we consume 6.3 billion gallons ...

the fact is that the batwing doors were a functionable part of most western saloons. The Old West saloon was typically a small place. Often it was little more than a narrow room with a long bar ...

If Hollywood has taught us anything, it’s that the ubiquitous watering holes that littered the dusty trails traversed by thirsty cowboys roundin’ up those dogies in the Old West all came ...

Now the Old Western Saloon finds itself at somewhat of a crossroads ... wood-burning stove that greets you as you come in the front door. Old photos and knickknacks line the walls from front ...

There’s a chain of Western-themed restaurants in Italy that tries to tap into the popularity of the Wild West, complete with ...

Get a taste of the Wild Wild West in this charming Arizona town where you can travel back in time with historical ...

Most images of an Old West saloon are barroom brawls and gunfire, with scantily clad “soiled doves” hanging around. Not according to archeologist and historian Homer Thiel, who has extensively ...

THE COWBOY STEPPED through the swinging saloon doors and dragged his dusty ... was scattered among the raw-wood settlements of the Old West. Like most patent medicines, sarsaparilla was credited ...