Saloon
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The Salty Dawg started out as one of the first cabins built in 1897, soon after Homer became a town site. It served as the first post office, a railroad station, a grocery store, and a coal mining office for twenty years. In 1909 a second building was constructed, and it served as a school house, post office, grocery store. And at one time, it housed three adults and eleven children. It was acquired in the late 1940’s by Chuck Abbatt to be used as an office for Standard Oil Company. In April of 1957, he opened it as the Salty Dawg Saloon. The late 1950’s produced a change for the Salty Dawg Saloon by joining this building to it. The distinctive lighthouse tower was added to cover a water storage tank, thus completing one of Homer’s more historical and recognizable landmarks. Salty Dawg Saloon, Homer AK. / Longitude 151° 25’ 10” W / Latitude 59° 36’ 9” N / Established 1957 Homer Spit – Homer, Alaska – August 31, 2007
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My Hubby and I are going to a dress up party tomorrow, and the theme is an “S” party. We decided to practice a bit tonight. Tis a bit more exciting than the plain old ‘day’ clothes.!!! What do you think.?? My husband is going as Superman but I don’t dare show you that!! hehe
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Every town has one of these worn-out watering holes.
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Saloon windows in Old Town Knoxville, Tennessee
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Street Life In Tamil Nadu Fancy Hair Cuts / By Damian McGrath
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VT Holden Commodore Saloon car at the recent Shannons / Nationals at the Phillip Island circuit
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AU Ford Falcon Saloon car at the recent Shannons / Nationals at the Phillip Island circuit
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This quaint old building houses Oatman’s resturant and ice cream saloon. which was named after Olive Oatman who was the founder of Oatman.
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Porsche & Lotus / Classic Sports & Saloons / Knockhill, Scotland / June 2008
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oil painting by patrick trotter
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Old Town Sacramento has been beautifully restored and is a Photographer’s paradise! Notice a cannon on the roof! This picture makes you wonder what happened inside of Fanny Ann’s Saloon! This photograph was shot during the reenactment of Gold Rush Days in Old Town Sacramento, California, with a Canon XTI.
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An old Calgary Canon, once horse drawn by a Cavalry coach, now rests on the roof of Fanny Ann’s Saloon in Old Town Sacramento, California.
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Old Town Sacramento California, has stunning architecture. Here it can be seen in the reflections of a window, with an old cannon resting on the roof! This photograph was shot with a Canon XTI. /
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Taken in South Dakota USA September, 2007
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Local watering hole in Spirit Lake Idaho. Photo taken at the start of the great snow of 2008-2009. The town got 30+ inches in a 24 hour period.
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The Pioneer Saloon built in 1913, by prominent business man George Fayle, will charm and envelope you with its intriguing past. As you cross the threshold from the present to the past, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of the Las Vegas Strip you will quickly come to appreciate this historical landmark. / The interior and exterior walls are of stamped tin and manufactured by Sears and Roebuck. It is thought to be one of the last, if not the last of its kind in the United States. The legendary bar installed in 1913 was manufactured by the Brunswick Company in Maine in the 1860’s. As you belly up to wet your whistle you will rest your foot on the original brass foot rail installed when the bar was built. / Many movies have been filmed here but the genuine stories of the Pioneer Saloon do not live in the lines of a movie script but in the echoes of the past. The famous screen legend, Clark Gable, waited for three days at the bar for word on his wife of less than two years Carole Lombard. She was lost in a plane crash near Mount Potosi. You will be able to read this tragic story on an original newspaper and see a piece of the actual wreckage. At one time the saloon was next to a hotel that not only served as a comfortable rest place for the many prospectors and miners in the west… it also served as a place where street girls would frequent with their clients. The hotel is gone now after a severe fire left only ashes to remember. The many tales from the bar along with bullet holes, the pot bellied stove and the paper clippings are just a few of the things that will keep you immersed in the exciting era of the old Wild West. / On July 3rd 1915, at the Pioneer Saloon during a poker game, a man named Paul Coski was caught cheating and during a scuffle between him and another man named Joe Armstrong, Mr. Coski was shot several times and killed. The bullet holes are still in one of the pressed tin walls of the Pioneer Saloon. The full story typed out by W. H. Harkins is found hanging on the wall above the bullet holes. Mr. Harkins was a coroner working at the Justice Of The Peace office in Las Vegas and the story on the wall was actually the telegram sent over to Paul Coski’s brother Davis Coski. Below you can see the story as told by former long time family owner of the Pioneer Saloon Don Hendrix. / This is just one of many of the stories that can be heard at the Pioneer Saloon. A copy of the coroners report is available in the online store or at the Goodsprings General Store located next to the Pioneer Saloon. Shutter speed: 1/500 sec / Aperture: f/13.0 / Zoom (Focal length): 85mm / ISO = 400 / Original image size: 3888×2592 Pixels / Flash used: No / Date taken: Saturday, February 21, 2009 / Time taken: 10:36 AM / Camera make: Canon / Camera model: Canon EOS 40D
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Located at Station Square in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Nikon D80, 18-55, 1/640, f/8, @ 40mm, ISO 400
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This is a wonderful old saloon and hotel in California built in the 1800’s! My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / All photographs in this portfolio are owned and copyright / © Linda Scott. / Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from ourselves is prohibited. All rights reserved. For licence fees please contact me on misslscott2005@yahoo.com
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shot As is This is in downtown Knoxville in the Old City.
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Finished second in a ‘sinful’ challenge in the Woman Photographer Group – July 09 – thank you to those who voted! Been feeling like I wish there was more narrative in my work… not sure how I ended up here though, as, in retrospect, this is not a narrative that plays itself out in my life in any way or form, goodness knows where it came from. You guys can go ahead and psychoanalyse me, I’ll shut up now… ( : Canon 400D, natural light, pp in photoshop CS2
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Placed 5th in Florida, the Sunshine State “Florida’s History” challenge on Sept. 19, 2009 / Placed 6th in Florida, the Sunshine State “Statues around Florida” challenge on Nov. 02, 2009 The Palace, the oldest saloon in the state of Florida, was established in 1878 in Fernandina on Amelia Island. It has a handcarved 40-foot mahogany bar and a pressed tin ceiling. /
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Virginia City, NV….an 1800’s gold and silver mining town. National Historic Landmark.
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Cactoons® are whimsical figures that live on a distant planet. They enjoy the lifestyle of the Old West; wearing western duds, traveling in covered wagons and carrying six-shooters. This photomontage is a composite of digital photographic images and paintings. The Cactoons, western style clothing, animals, landscape and buildings are actual photographic images while the moons, stars and sky are digital paintings. Cactoons® is a registered trademark of Dennis Roy Smigel
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