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SUMMARY:Chalako The Band Returns!!!
DESCRIPTION:St. Elmo Bar, named one of seven historic dive bars across the country. A recognition which comes from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, an organization that works toward saving historically-significant places throughout the nation. St. Elmo, which has been around since 1902 and is the longest continually operating bar in Arizona, according to archives from #ThisIsTucson ( https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/thisistucson?__eep__=6&__cft__[0]=AZX12jYwdeppf7_DqL-nhGLTSz2DNkiAOMI__ZfCfWQYUfkFpEC_3AcRyGdJo6AHlZjZrwI0Uo_doO9uv2rRmmZef1REEsu0laIs-cxccB17WJiO5suO5tFB4IC161Q6Tr4&__tn__=q ).\nThe bar is also said to be haunted.\nThe National Trust website also says that St. Elmo survived the Prohibition years ago when it transformed into a soda shop. And the organization recommends the Bloody Mary — which uses a special “chili water” for a little extra spice.\n
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LOCATION:36 Brewery Ave, Bisbee
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