"THE LOG CABIN TAVERN" Downtown Baker City, Oregon, commercial building. 20 x 100 m/l with a mezzanine. HISTORY - Mike Hoff, a (tonsorial artist) (barber) in Baker City in the 1890s, built this building for his business. After a few years, however, Hoff went into partnership with Valentine Bildner to open a saloon in the building. During the building's early days, the lower storefront was covered with rough-hewn logs, and "logs" were painted on the upper front. A newspaper advertisement for the Log Cabin in the 1930s stated: Olympic Club draught beer - a BIG glass, 10 cents. CROCKS - JUGS - PAILS: Bring 'em We'll Fill 'em. Curb service - just toot your horn. By the 1990s, the building was reputed to be the oldest continually licensed alcoholic beverage-dispensing premise in Oregon. Estate sale is complete! Building is empty! Ready for new owners to make it their own!
Listing courtesy of The Grove Team, Ltd.. Selling Office: The Grove Team, Ltd..
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