Wild West Saloon Posters and Art Prints

Do you like watching movies? This is for all western movies lovers!

Do you like watching movies? This is for all western movies lovers!

In Without Knocking (1909) by Charles Marion Russell is a vintage fine art American West painting featuring cowboys outside of a saloon in an old western town.

Ready for the hoedown?

Cowboy Life design by John C Snipes.

The Bird Cage Theatre has an amazing history. Once it opened on December 24, 1881 it operated continuously twenty four hours a day, 365 days a year for 8 years. It had a reputation as being the wildest and wickedest place in Tombstone, AZ. Over 140 bullet holes still remain in the building which fits with the legend that 26 people were killed in the Bird Cage Theatre. There have been reports of ghost sightings by both visitors and employees of former prostitutes and cowboys.

The way things were done in the Wild West. Original Painting by Wayne Enslow.

The Sweet Water Brewing Company, opened in 1872 as the Green River Brewery, one of the first in the Wyoming Territory. Hugo Gaensslen purchased the brewery in 1892 and continued to operate it until 1899, when he leveled the structures. Leaning on architectural inspiration from his native Germany, as well as the Chicago Water Tower from the neighborhood he originally immigrated to, he built his modern new brewery with local sandstone blocks and reopened as the Sweet Water Brewing Company. In 1904 and 1905, the brewery won medals at the World’s Fair, and Sweet Water's beers were increasingly in demand. When Prohibition went into effect, Sweet Water did what many breweries did to stay afloat and produced non-alcoholic beverages.