The Mint Bar (right) in 1941, six years after the United States and Wyoming rolled back their alcohol bans

ID: 3935 | This file appears in: The Mint Bar – Sheridan, Wyoming

The phrase “Barber Shop” on the canopy above the bar’s door provides a glimpse into the past, while the sign reading “Grain Belt Beer: on tap” displays the bar’s liberated present. | Source:
Wolcott, Marion Post, from the Library of Congress, Call Number: LC-USF34-058737-E [P&P] LOT 131. “Main street, Sheridan, Wyoming” available at Main street. Sheridan, Wyoming.

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Wolcott, Marion Post, from the Library of Congress, Call Number: LC-USF34-058737-E [P&P] LOT 131. “Main street, Sheridan, Wyoming” available at Main street. Sheridan, Wyoming.

"The Mint Bar (right) in 1941, six years after the United States and Wyoming rolled back their alcohol bans" appears in: The Mint Bar – Sheridan, Wyoming