We want to know what you know about these old time saloons in Gila County! We know a lot of you have a lot of stories about living in Payson & Rim Country. If you have a story to tell about one of the following saloon's we would love to hear it! Leave your story in the comment box at the bottom of this page!
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1) Henry Sidles – 1882 (Bootleg Alley)
2) August Pieper – Saloon and Brewery 1888 (Bootleg Alley)
3) Austin Lockwood – 1898 (building was located west of Tammy Hall)
4) J W Wentworth – had Tammany Hall – he married there in 1890; Sis Haught married Henry Garrels there in 1913 (located where Grady’s 2nd garage was later located).
5) Art Gibson – 16 to 1 Saloon (1900-1922)
6) Billy Hilligass – bought 16 to 1 from Art Gibson
7) Frank Herron – owned “Cowboy’s Home” (part of Herron Hotel) 1890s
8) Guy Barkdoll – Barkdoll Dancehall and Saloon 1900 (site of Winchester)
9) Oxbow built in 1932 by Willie Wade.
10) Was liquor served at the Lone Pine?
Wash Gibson – Rim Country History lists him as a Saloon owner- which one?
Ask Don Gibson.
For more Gila County history visit discovergilacounty.com/history