Description
The Longhorn Ranch Saloon of 1866 features fixtures used during the Gold Rush Days. It is located 49 miles east of Albuquerque and 70 miles west of Santa Rosa, New Mexico. Undated.
Front Text (verbatim):
Longhorn
Ranch
Saloon
of 1866
With Fixtures
Used During
The Gold
Rush Days
Back Text (verbatim):
THE ROMANTIC DAYS OF THE WEST
RECALLED AT
2 C P
The Longhorn Ranch
ON HIGHWAY 66
49 MILES EAST OF ALBUQUERQUE AND 70
MILES WEST OF SANTA ROSA, NEW MEXICO
A real saloon of the frontier type — with mahogany bar and
fixtures from the famous White Elephant Gambling House and
Saloon, well known to New Mexicans of the 80's. Adjacent to the
bar is the New Mexico Museum of the Old West with a collection
of hundreds of priceless articles from pioneer days.
Capt. Bill Ehret says, "Welcome, light and set a bit."
