The Bowery Tavern was located at 9400 – 6th Ave. No. (Highway 55 and County Road 18) in Golden Valley. The address today would be 9400 Golden Valley Road. Note: There were other Bowerys, in particular one at 9 Washington … Continue reading →
Please see Sleizer’s.
Continue reading →This page covers two venues owned by the same man, Boyd Houser. Additions, corrections, photos, and stories welcome: contact me! BOYD’S 622 BAR Boyd’s daughter Carolyn Houser Talberg reports on Facebook that for years her dad had a small … Continue reading →
Brady’s Pub was located at 604 Hennepin Ave., on the site where a sandwich shop and two different restaurants had been. The first listing in the Minneapolis papers was an ad for a young lady to play piano in the … Continue reading →
The Break was a folk spot at Oak and Washington in 1962.
Continue reading →The Bridge Square Tavern was located at 209 Nicollet Ave., in the heart of Skid Row in Downtown Minneapolis. Bridge Square was where Hennepin and Nicollet Avenues came together at the oldest part of the City, and where approximately 3,000 … Continue reading →
Please see Rainbow Bowl
Continue reading →Please see Dreamland Cafe and Annex
Continue reading →702 Olson Memorial Highway, 1948. Good Food – Latest Records – Arcade Games – Make Your Own Record.
Continue reading →This appears to be a music venue inside Brighton Lanes Bowling Alley. Babe Wagner’s name is associated with it, but he was really a jazz/polka musician, and during that time he was mostly playing the Bel-Rae Ballroom. Other than this … Continue reading →