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Grandma’s Saloon and Deli - Duluth, Minnesota
Grandma’s is located at the foot of one of Minnesota’s largest tourist attractions, the Aerial Lift bridge. While dining at Grandma’s, you’ll watch international ocean going vessels passing thru the ship canal on their way to grain elevators and various docks within the harbor.
The Gay 90’s - Beverly Hills, California
"A Saloon Created For The Carriage Trade" Professors of the Piano - Beauteous Genteel Feminine Cupbearers - Gleaming Fire Pole - Amazing Hanging Oil Paintings - Luxurious, Salubrious, Pulchritudinous.Home of the Biggest Drink in the West. 157 North La Cinega - On Restaurant Row Beverly Hills, California OL 7-1890
Calico Saloon Bar at Knott’s Berry Farm - Ghost Town, California
Inhabitants of Ghost Town gather at this colorful frontier bar, to enjoy hilarious entertainment while they sup a cool glass of sarsaparilla.
Red Dog Saloon - Juneau, Alaska
Visit the Red Dog Saloon and relive the Days of ‘98 Sawdust on the floor; Antiques, Dancing and Entertainment Gordon and Virginia Kanouse, Owners
Virginia City Players at Bale of Hay Saloon - Virginia City, Montana
In 1863 during the fabulous Alder Gulch gold strike, this became one of the most lawless and colorful gold camps of the West. Recently restored in almost unbelievable accuracy, it depicts the daily life, pleasures, and tragedies of these hardy pioneers in authentic detail.
The Crystal Palace Revue - Ogallala, Nebraska
Front Street Ogalalla, Nebraska You'll be treated to high-kicking can-can girls twice nightly all summer at Front Street's famous Crystal Palace Saloon. These family shows with a true western flavor are attended by thousands each summer from every state in the Union and many foreign countries. Color Photo Courtesy Nebraska Game Commission
Bucket of Blood Saloon - Virginia City, Nevada
After the first building was destroyed by fire in 1875, the present building was built in 1876 and has remained of Virginia City's most historic points of interest. You will also see the hearse that was used in Virginia City and also in Gold Hill during the boom days. Mailed from Big Sur, California to Mrs. J.G. Linn of West Allis, Wisconsin on March 22, 1966: Back in California again where it's warmer.
