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This fine bar piece has been in Holbrook for over 67 years. It
was shipped here by rail in the 1930's and used at the old Navajo Buffet
on Central Ave. In the 1970's, the Buffet's owners, the Smiths, bought
the Empty Pockets on the hill. At this time, they moved it
piece by piece to it's present location. It has been at the Empty
Pockets Saloon for over 35 years now. |
| Another view of this fine antique bar. One of the friendly bartenders
pictured is Eva. She will probably kill me for posting her picture
here. "Hey, while you're down there Eva, could I have a Bud draft?"
Did I mention that you get a fresh, icy-cold mug with each and every draft
beer? |
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Here is a close-up view of just a portion of the west side of the bar. |
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Another view of the east portion of this antique.
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TESTIMONIAL FROM THE NETHERLANDS:
(Friends and regulars of the Empty
Pockets-- from halfway around the globe).
"When ever you visit the most beautiful state of the US, you have to visit
Holbrook's Empty Pockets Saloon!"
From left to right: Jo and Tiny Wasserman, Jos
and Teun Bloemers. From the Province of Limburg, the very
south of the Netherlands.
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