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Black and white photograph of old saloon on Washington Avenue. Five unidentified people are standing on the second floor balcony. "Garbarino House" sign is located along the roof line above the balcony. Hanging from the front of the building is a sign with "Restaurant & Oyster Saloon".

Exterior view of building with four men standing out in front on a wooden sidewalk. All men are wearing hats. Proprietor, Lawrence Ottens is standing near the doorway wearing a white apron. Building has large glass windows fronts divided into four panes. On the right side of building a staircase leads up to a second floor. Right glass window is painted Ottens, proprietor. Left glass window front says Place. Right corner of building has a square sign advertising Coors, Golden. There is a reflection of mountains in both store front windows.

Black and white photograph of Henry Goetze standing in front of his saloon in Georgetown, CO holding a mug and leaning against the building. Another unidentified man is standing in front of the building with his hands behind his back. There are four signs hanging from the building that state: Wm J Lemp's Lager Beer.

Black and white photograph of the business district in Golden, CO, taken from the corner of 12th Street looking northeast up Washington Avenue. Cheney's Chicago Saloon and Billiard Hall is visible on the left on the corner of 11th Street. Next to Cheney's is the B.E. Gamble & Co. Building which previously was the original W.A.H. Loveland Building. The Colorado Drug Store is located in the small frame building to the left of Fisher & Cass Wholesale Grocers Building which would later become the Overland Hotel. A horse drawn wagon with logs is in the back in the foreground of the photograph. Several horses and men are standing in the middle of the street.

Black and white photo of. Cheney's Saloon and Hotel, Golden City, CO. once located at 11th and Washington Avenue in Golden, CO. The first William Loveland building is visible to the right and Castle Rock is in the background.

Black and white digital photograph of the Kasper Hofmeister Saloon in Golden. CO. Five adults and two chilren are outside the corner of the building. From left to right are Anna Hofmeister, Anna Hofmeister Wale, Lizzie Hofmeister Pease, Joe Hofmeister, Eddie Hofmeister (little boy), a 2nd cousin, Louise Zimmer Scott, and Kasper Hofmeister. The Saloon stood at 300 10th Street on the corner of 10th and Vasquez Streets in Golden's Goose Town are on the north side of town.
Legend has it that Sam's Land was the oldest bar in the Denver metro area before it was sold to Coors and demolished in 1998.

Close up, side angle of Saloon owner, Hondo's face wearing a brown cowboy hat and a yellow bandana, holding a pint of craft beer.

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