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3735 South 11th Street Road
The Flash Tavern opened back in the 1950's and after numerous taverns occupying the building, it was torn down in the late 1970's or early 1980's. It was a small tavern located on the south side of 11th Street Road at 3735 South 11th Street Road. The building in now gone Photo donated by Terry McGinnis |
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1224 South 10th Street Photo #1 donated by Rodney Keyes Photo #2 donated by Terry McGinnis |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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5223 Lake Avenue Photo #1 donated by Rodney Keyes It had been re-opened by the new owner and the beefburgers were very close to the original Bucket Shop beefburger The Bucket Shop was closed for a few years and in 2004, Eric & Linda Ambrozi leased the Bucket Shop from Rusty Hurst. It was re-opened as Daddy O's, a combination biker bar & resturant. Eric passed away in Dec 2004 It was sold again as The Bucket Shop Boudreaux's Louisiana Seafood and Steaks recently purchased the building as a 2nd site for their company |
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Originally a bank, Michael Schiltz purchased the building and converted it into a tavern sometime in the early 1950's Mike & Rosalie Schiltz operated the tavern until his death in 1980 Pop A Top Tavern currently occupies the building |
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First Ward House, the oldest bar west of the Mississippi River, located on the northeast corner of Grand Avenue and St Joseph Avenue, first opened in 1878. The bridge in the background once spanned Chicago Northwestern tracks. A newer bridge had replaced the old, but now the tracks & bridge are both gone, as well as the hill. Originally, the upstairs was a hotel. For decades, it doubled as a brothel. In the 1950's, bricks from the top 2 floors were used to reconstruct the Pony Express Stables. Over the years, the building became very dilapidated and was in danger of being torn down. In 1998, the new owner totally remodeled the old structure and appears to be doing a prosperous business. 3rd Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Currently Susie's Place Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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This used to be Bill & Jim's Hitching Post, located on North Belt, near the Country Club. It became The Nut House in the early 70's. A really neat night club with dancing & live Rock N' Roll Bands but got closed down for selling to minors. After changing hands several times, it became a day care center for children called Kids Korral. It became Black Velvet then finally became a collectibles store. |
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Photo #1 is a 1910 photo of the Hoof & Horn Photo #2 donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo #1 donated by Rodney Keyes Photo #2 donated by Terry McGinnis |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes Now Adams Bar & Grill |
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In 1953, it became the Playboy Tavern In 1955, the City Directory shows this address as VACANT Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Offered stripper shows, was purchased by Casey Meyers and torn down It is currently an empty lot as shown in 2nd photo Photo donated by Rodney Keyes Frederick Inn still resides west of where the Players building was |
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1415 Frederick Avenue Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes |
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Photo donated by Rodney Keyes Currently Jackson's Tavern |
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