Saloon Museums and Those Saloons That Could Be Museums

OLD WEST LEGENDS

Saloon Museums & Those That Could Be

Our Saloon pages are so popular that we just keep expanding our information on these Old West taverns of the past. While surfin' around, we were amazed to find how many Saloon Museums there are in the Old West! And here you can read about them!

Plus, you'll find information on historic saloons that are still servin' up a brew or two, that could be a museum with their authentic decor and detail to the past, but continue to cater to the cowboys and cowgirls of today!

Buckhorn Saloon and Museum, San Antonio, Texas

Desert John's Saloon Museum, Deer Lodge, Montana

Long Branch Saloon, Dodge City, Kansas

Museum Club in Flagstaff, Arizona

New Atlas Saloon in Columbus, Montana

The Long Branch Saloon, in Dodge City, Kansas, May, 2004, David Alexander.

This image available for photographic prints and downloads HERE!

The Museum Club in Flagstaff, Arizona is not a

museum, but rather, still caters to customers today.

However, it was once a museum and still looks as

if it could be, as evidenced by the abundance of memorabilia in the club. Photo by owner Martin Zanzucchi

Inside the Buckhorn Saloon Museum

Desert John's Saloon Museum in Deer Lodge, Montana.

Courtesy Powell County Museum

Also See:

Historic Photograph Prints of Old Saloons

Saloon Art, Advertising, and Photo Prints

Saloon Art & Decor Gallery

The Saloon Cowboy

The Saloon Gallery

Saloons of the Old West

Speakeasies of the Prohibition Era

Book your lodging right HERE online.

From the Rocky Mountain General Store

Great American Bars and Saloons by Kathy Weiser, Owner/Editor of Legends of America - Kathy Weiser's first venture into the publishing world takes you into the many watering holes of America's past, particularly the numerous saloons that sprouted up during our nation's Wild West days. This great photographic review displays hundreds of vintage photographs from California to Arizona, the mining camps of Colorado, all the way to New York and its turbulent days of Prohibition. Hardcover, 2006, 224 Pages. Signed by the author!!