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In 1877, Thorne built the saloon and named it The Palace Saloon; it was one of over forty bars which stood next to one another on Whiskey Row in Prescott. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] Over the course of its history it has seen such famous patrons as Wyatt Earp , Virgil Earp , Doc Holliday (in the 1870s before they headed south to Tombstone ), and Steve McQueen .
Palace Saloon (M.H. Donnelly Building) 1902: 341–353 Main St. The Palace Saloon is the westernmost saloon in the conterminous 48 U.S. states. 12: Loewenthal's Ferndale Reliable Store: 344 Main St. Eastlake-Stick – T. J. Frost, Architect. 13: Brown's Office Building: 1902: 350 Main St.
It has mansard roofs on the bay towers. The lower floor facade has been changed by the addition of short, modern windows above lower siding. It is frequently called the "furthest western bar in the conterminous United States." The Palace Saloon/Donnelly building is a contributing structure to the Ferndale Main Street Historic District.
[citation needed] This single city block has been the home of the St. Michael's Hotel (formerly the Hotel Burke) and the Palace Hotel since the late 19th century, along with other colorful purveyors of nightlife. Originally built in 1877, The Palace Restaurant and Saloon was rebuilt after the fire, and is now the state's oldest continuous business.
The Palace Saloon, also called the M. H. Donnelly Building, is a 1902 two-story commercial building located at 341–353 Main Street, Ferndale, California.
Actress and singer. Appeared at the Palace in March, 1930 in a playlet, "Wanted." [97] B. A. Rolfe: October 24, 1879 April 23, 1956 American Cornetist and bandleader. [14] Mickey Rooney: September 23, 1920 April 6, 2014 American Debuted in his parents vaudeville act as a midget at the age of 2 years as "Sonny Yule."
The exterior is used in several shots including Hill standing at the entrance with the doors closed. The interior of the saloon was rebuilt and remains open to this day and is billed as "Florida's oldest continuously operating bar." The video showcases Hill as an observer to the bar conversation referenced in the lyrics.
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