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Dutch Tavern
April 1, 1941
Interior of Dutch Tavern, 121 North Blount Street, featuring pinball and cigarette machines.
Dutch Tavern
April 1, 1941
Dutch Tavern, 121 North Blount Street, with piano, jukebox, tables, booths, and northwoods decor.
Stan Cutler's Bar X Tavern
August 25, 1941
Stan Cutler's Bar X Tavern interior, 123 East Main Street, the bar and booths have a Western theme.
Glenn-N-Ann's Cozy Inn Tavern Interior
December 28, 1945
Interior of Glenn-N-Ann's Cozy Inn Tavern, corner of 223 North Frances Street and West Johnson Street, with two bartenders, possibly Glendon and Annadell Hierlmeier, and a customer at the bar. Disp...
Stan Cutler's Bar-X Tavern
1941
Stan Cutler's Bar-X Tavern interior, located 123 E. Main Street. The image was used for a postcard.
Camels Tavern Liquor Display
April 11, 1937
Large liquor bottle display behind the bar at Camels Tavern, 619 University Avenue.
