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The front of the postcard shows the interior of the Rustic Pine Tavern in Dubois, Wyoming, featuring log construction, a bar with stools, a jukebox, and extensive taxidermy including moose and buffalo mounts.- Publisher: Sanborn Souvenir Co., Inc., Denver, Colorado
- Made by: Dexter, West Nyack, N.Y.
- Card number: 36661 BThe Rustic Pine Tavern, located at 119 E. Ramshorn Street in Dubois, Wyoming, has been a community staple since its construction in 1919. Built with local timber, it has continuously operated out of its original log building for over a century.In its early days, the tavern served as a watering hole for locals, tie hacks, and cowboys, and also hosted community meetings in its dance hall while providing lodging upstairs.Proudly advertising itself as the "World's most unique Bar," the tavern's interior features extensive taxidermy including moose, elk, and buffalo mounts alongside antique firearms, original log paneling, and a handmade bar crafted from local wood.Today, the Rustic Pine Tavern remains open and continues to be a vibrant center of the Dubois community. It has preserved much of the original taxidermy and rustic decor seen in mid-century photographs, drawing both locals and tourists with weekly events like summer square dancing.Shipping and Handling:
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