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I remember the place across from the Liberty had crazy good hamburgers.

Backwater you are talking about Grant Rhymer's Country Club. Arnell West ran it in the late '60's

Honky Tonk must be older than me, my dad used to talk about Beaches and Amys on 10th street

B n D on 115, and

The Moonshine Inn at the top of 16 mountain.

The Roundup, down 115 was an interesting place.

It wasn't a bar but if you wanted a drink Jess McCarter would let you have one & sometimes two if he was in a good mood. Yet he had it to go, Canadian Mist, Kentucky Gentleman & one more "Head Buster" forget it. He passed several years back but was a super great guy.

I even rember his real name. Lol.

Did any of you go up to Lowes Motel and try to whoop ChopChop?

The old building out past West Wilkes was another bad joint on the left.

Name the one on 115 below the Rock Quarry was a bad place .

Yea now backwater knows his honky tonks. Yes I've seen a few heads cracked at Ciceros.

Beeches Café was on 10th where there is a restaurant, now, right past it was Paige Stoker's place, where the library is, now, and, across the street was Amy's. On Main St, across from the Liberty, was Harold and Opal Blankenships café. On the corner of 6th and Main, catty corner from the chicken wings restaurant, was Sharkey Pardue's place. and across the street, about where the distillery is, now, was another beer joint, but, I can't remember the name.

Cicero's

Shamrock - Minks - Googles Place.

Ms. Alm woulda throwed Trumpie out the door She didn't like sissie boys.

Lets see there was Harrys Place, Hazels joint, Honeysuckle Hollow, small bar across from RR hardware forget name & then Benny Hayes in Mountain view to name a few. Yet back in the late 60s & 70s about anywhere you stopped was a bar or would be in a few minutes.

Crypt, let's see how far back you go! Remember Luke and Dottie's?

Trumpy wouldn't have went to my Honky Tonks. They didn't allow no sissy boys.

Doubt that, they ****name me "RIP SAW" at the rougher bars, lol