Cowboy Bar
It was originally a doctor's office, then a bank, a cafe, and finally a bar.
It was the first bar in Wyoming to receive a liquor license after Prohibition in the 1930's.
I could not wait to get on one.
- Karen
Saturday, July 14, 2012
It was originally a doctor's office, then a bank, a cafe, and finally a bar.
It was the first bar in Wyoming to receive a liquor license after Prohibition in the 1930's.
I could not wait to get on one.
- Karen
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That looks like quite a place, and the idea of a cowboy motif reinforces our romantic ideas of cowboys.
What a cool bar! I like the saddle seats, they are neat. Wonderful photos, hope you are having a great weekend.
Very rustic and I love the history as well. Nice shots.
i love those saddle stools, the interior looks very interesting, nice shots of the details both inside and out.
Everybody likes it.
How can I say no?
It's a very interesting bar which I like.
The traditional intereer and building is perfect. :D
Some of these Western places! I don't know if they do themselves up to be like that, or if they are naturally like that, if you know what I mean.
Such a sense of place.
Nice place.
What a fabulously old-fashioned looking place! I really like the old saloon and frontier time in history and would love to see something like this.
I'm ashamed to say I have never set foot in the Cowboy. My mother told me that the million dollar name came from the value of the silver dollars. Who'd argue with their mother?
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