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       Wintermeyer's Former Saloon: 1921 Photo of The Interior
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: July 21, 2025, 8:01 pm
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       Barney Wintermeyer's saloon at 15 Bowery...in 1921.
       New York, July 5, 1921. "Lanier Hotel restaurant." Fried kidney
       only 20 cents. Note sleeping mousers. 5x7 glass negative, Bain
       News Service.
       Lotta history in those old saloons of Manhattan.
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       On the same day...........
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       Re: Wintermeyer's Former Saloon: 1921 Photo of The Interior
   DIR By: Kattrup
       Date: July 25, 2025, 2:43 pm
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       Amazing find, Howard!
       While the photo is 30 years after the murder, I'm sure not much
       had changed, if anything.
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       Re: Wintermeyer's Former Saloon: 1921 Photo of The Interior
   DIR By: HowBrown1953
       Date: July 26, 2025, 7:53 am
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       Thanks, Pete.....
       Just in case readers were questioning what's on the saloon floor
       in the photo, that's sawdust.
       Sawdust was used to absorb fluids and was easy to sweep up. You
       can just imagine how many
       pounds of tobacco juice, spilled beer, spit, and other gunk were
       on the floors of 19th-century taprooms.
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