Taverns & Drinking

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  1. At Least We Have Beer! - circa 1900
    As low as $5.00
    As the man on the right shows off his catch, the rest of the men raise their glasses to toast the occasion, somewhere in the woods near Pendleton. Learn More
  2. Beer and Chickens - c. 1910
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    Old Oswego appears to have been a place where people knew how to have fun. At least this photo of men holding both beers and dead chickens indicates that. Learn More
  3. Bringing a Stein of Beer - c. 1872
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    In early photography, cameras were so bulky that occupational photos were usually shot in the studio. Here we see a bar keeper bringing a glass beer stein to a customer. Learn More
  4. Clay Moore Saloon, in Blanco Hotel, Marshfield - c. 1900
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    Patrons gather outside the Clay Moore Saloon, in the Norman Building, at Front and Commercial in Marshfield (now known as Coos Bay). Moore operated several Marshfield saloons - this one is in the old Blanco Hotel. Learn More
  5. Drinking Beer in Oswego - c. 1910
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    The guys gather a century ago to drink beer in their host's back yard. Has much really changed since then? Learn More
  6. John's Saloon, SW Corbett & Hamilton, Portland - 1915
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    As with most old photos of taverns, this view of John's Saloon includes lots of interesting details. I especially like the carved wooden deer that is part of the back bar. Learn More
  7. Prohibition on Pete's Mountain - 1930s
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    Two gents toast each other with a glass of beer from a keg kept cool (and hidden) in the well behind them. Learn More
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