Yes, Oregon’s most famous ghost town now has an Old West watering hole open on the weekends. Benjamin Harleman, proprietor at ...

A popular Deadwood historic bar has been named one of the best in the country. Here's what you need to know before you go.

There are plenty of strange language differences between America and England. A perfect example is that across the pond, ...

Clouds of dust hang in the column of sunlight that spears through the front door and onto the hardwood floors of the Pioneer Saloon. A hazy glow looms over the century-old bar’s patterned copper ...

The 7,331-square-foot property has four formal dining areas, a bar room that has the original 1884 Brunswick oak bar, four bathrooms (men’s and women’s), an office, and one fireplace.

Beer, whiskey and saloons were big business in the old west and continues today. In the United States, we consume 6.3 billion gallons of beer and 20 million cases of whiskey annually.

The interior of the space and the brewery’s branding draws inspiration from historic Western saloons. “Old bars I would go to in Nevada were legit saloons that have been around for 100 and ...

Constructed in 1876 after the Great Fire of 1875 and now a Virginia City National Landmark located in the center of town, Bucket of Blood Saloon evokes Western charm as well as a bit of Harrison Ford.

The White Wolf Saloon occupies the site of a downtown Douglas bar built in 1887. The original building was expanded in 1918, and again in the 1960s.

In smaller saloons, however, music was often played through a player piano as talented musicians might have been hard to find. The bars of today are a far cry from the Old West saloons.

Once a month, Pendleton’s historic 1800s Shamrock Card Room comes to life as a real bar, where drinks are served by corset-wearing saloon girls and bow-tied bartenders. The bar, which closes at ...