Old photos of bars provide ... in rugged outpost towns on the American frontier, others show lavish establishments with well-dressed patrons and well-stocked bars. (Also check out photos from ...

I AM TOLD that this is the place to talk about Great American ... bars, either. The real saloons are all gone now. Nothing is left but tourist traps and the memories of the few remaining old ...

It was the American Frontier, known also as the “Old West,” or the ... than a narrow room with a long bar built into one side. That being the case, a saloon filled with people could get ...

Just days before the signing of the Constitution, George Washington, not yet America's first president, took his pals out for a night on the town to celebrate the Constitutional Convention's end.

The mid-1800s saw one of the largest travel events in America’s history: the Gold Rush of the American West ... walls and back bar, which were a part of the rebuilt saloon that reopened in ...

Most images of an Old West saloon are barroom ... Typically, Thiel learned that saloons’ lifespans are about one to two years. Unlike bars and restaurants today, it didn’t require a lot ...

Once the second-largest city in New Mexico frequented by Billy the Kid, this remote destination is now an abandoned ghost ...

Schubert wrote in The Journal of the Sonoma County Historical Society that it was 55-year-old Finley who started the quarrel when he asked for drinks on credit at Epperly Saloon and was refused.