Rampart Street Club
Please see Bow and Arrow Club.
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Ranch House
The Ranch House was located at 7958 Lyndale in Bloomington. It was owned by Harriet Long of the Sleizer and her son Greg. This building had previously been occupied by the VFW, which had moved to the building formerly occupied … Continue reading →
Randy’s Square Danceland
When you think of the name Danceland, you think of Big Reggie’s Danceland, the ballroom by Excelsior Amusement Park. But after that famous Danceland ceased to host musical entertainment at the end of 1967, the name was used for another … Continue reading →
Red Baron
See The Office.
Continue reading →Red Carpet
Please see the Hospital Lounge.
Continue reading →Red Eye Saloon
1019 Washington Ave S. In 1974 it was described in the Insider as a “Rock Disco.”
Continue reading →Red Feather Nite Club
The Red Feather Nite Club was located at 665 University Ave. in St. Paul. It was there as early as 1954, evidenced by the photo below which was posted on Facebook by the Eoin McKiernan Library. The photo was from … Continue reading →
Redwood Saloon
Lake west of Lyndale. Became Inntimate (?) in 1973.
Continue reading →Reef
The Reef was a teen club located at Howie’s Bar, 2119 W. Broadway in North Minneapolis. The 67′ by 88′ building was built in 1914 and originally held a hardware store on the first floor and the Crystal Commercial Club … Continue reading →
Regal Tavern
The Regal Tavern was located on 7th Street and Olson Memorial Highway in North Minneapolis. Owner James T. Fuller, Sr. brought in blues acts like Mojo Buford. Also known as the “Bucket of Blood” for all the fights. Fuller moved … Continue reading →