Taverns & Drinking
- At Least We Have Beer! - circa 1900As low as $5.00As 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
- Beer and Chickens - c. 1910As low as $5.00Old 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
- Bringing a Stein of Beer - c. 1872As low as $5.00In 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
- Clay Moore Saloon, in Blanco Hotel, Marshfield - c. 1900As low as $5.00Patrons 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
- Drinking Beer in Oswego - c. 1910As low as $5.00The guys gather a century ago to drink beer in their host's back yard. Has much really changed since then? Learn More
- John's Saloon, SW Corbett & Hamilton, Portland - 1915As low as $5.00As 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
- Prohibition on Pete's Mountain - 1930sAs low as $5.00Two gents toast each other with a glass of beer from a keg kept cool (and hidden) in the well behind them. Learn More