TAVERN RELICS

The Stuff That Makes A Bar A Bar.

Neon. Beer signs. Old hardware. Handwritten rules. Strange wall decorations. These objects are part of the record too.

The Glory Hole

Hard-boiled eggs. Twenty-five cents each. The kind of handwritten bar artifact nobody could design better.

A wall-mounted “Pull My Finger” character — exactly the sort of inexplicable object that becomes part of a tavern’s identity.

Vintage Michelob illuminated display and matching side lights.

Lake of the Ozarks beer advertising preserved above the bar.

One of the chandeliers that gives the room its unmistakable red-and-gold glow.

The old cooking equipment tied to generations of burgers and tavern lore.

A preserved beer display from the tavern’s collection of old advertising.

Layers of political and community memorabilia from a bar now preserved only through the archive.