The building with the mural on the back wall was Bisbee's health food Co-op. And back in the 70s that building was Ortega's shoe store. The building between the radio station and Ortega's used to be a bar, At one time it was called the office bar, at another time it was called the foxhole. I'm pretty sure that the motorcycles in the windows of the shops belong to Jay Allen who owns the building on the same side of the street at the very end, He also owns the Greyhound buses parked down at the end.
The building that's boarded up with a table in front of it, that's another bar. If you went in that door to the right along the back wall was where the bar was, there was a couple of booths near the front and the pool tables, And then in the back there were some booths along each wall, And the dance floor was back there. In the 2000s it was open and I used to take line dance classes there. It was just a huge open room, Nothing exciting
The cars belong to Jay Allen. The broken spoke saloon on the side of the yellow car is the name of biker bars that Jay owns. I believe he owns three or four of them, I know he used to own one in Sturgis. I don't have any idea if he still does or not. The place across the street that is a construction company used to be I want to say an American legion or something like that, It may have been a vfw, I don't remember for sure but it was one of those, I don't remember what it was before that. The place that you thought was a mechanic shop is a bike repair shop, If you ever go in there it's really interesting and there's bike parts and stacks hanging from the ceiling everywhere. Next to the Pepsi machine is a jukebox. The karate dojo has been closed for several years. Mike Dennison owns the building. He was an awesome sensei. Mike offered classes that were affordable. Jay Allen owns both of the bikes that are in the windows in the shop next door, I believe. After the building with the Indians in the window, The big garden wall on your left is Jay Allen's (private) yard, There's two Greyhound buses there neither of them are new.. They've both been there for quite a few years. The palace rooms building belongs to Jay. The building with the Texaco sign and the Greyhound sign are all Jay's. The place that used to be the police station was a private residence at one point. In the 70s the place across the street kind of diagonal from the police department was a garage or a mechanic's place. The police car belongs to Jay, If I remember correctly the police car doesn't have power steering or power brakes... Quite exciting to drive if you've never driven anything with no power Brakes! You guys are super gutsy going all around the buildings, Especially in a small town. Walking up the sidewalk on the same side of the street as the police department where the concrete stairs are, in 2020 they were holding the farmer's market at the top of those stairs inside of the fence. Just up from the bus, The building with the gas pumps out front I believe used to be a car dealership. The place that looks like an art gallery has a huge back room where somebody hosts private parties now and again.
@@deanasnarky3903 Many thanks for that host of information. We have done few videos in and around Bisbee including the old hospital on the hill as well as Warren ball field.
The building with the mural on the back wall was Bisbee's health food Co-op.
And back in the 70s that building was Ortega's shoe store.
The building between the radio station and Ortega's used to be a bar,
At one time it was called the office bar, at another time it was called the foxhole.
I'm pretty sure that the motorcycles in the windows of the shops belong to Jay Allen who owns the building on the same side of the street at the very end,
He also owns the Greyhound buses parked down at the end.
Wow thank you so much for all the great info, anychane you happen to know if we could get an interview with Jay Allen?
The building that's boarded up with a table in front of it,
that's another bar.
If you went in that door to the right along the back wall was where the bar was, there was a couple of booths near the front and the pool tables,
And then in the back there were some booths along each wall,
And the dance floor was back there.
In the 2000s it was open and I used to take line dance classes there.
It was just a huge open room,
Nothing exciting
The cars belong to Jay Allen.
The broken spoke saloon on the side of the yellow car is the name of biker bars that Jay owns.
I believe he owns three or four of them,
I know he used to own one in Sturgis.
I don't have any idea if he still does or not.
The place across the street that is a construction company used to be I want to say an American legion or something like that,
It may have been a vfw,
I don't remember for sure but it was one of those,
I don't remember what it was before that.
The place that you thought was a mechanic shop is a bike repair shop,
If you ever go in there it's really interesting and there's bike parts and stacks hanging from the ceiling everywhere.
Next to the Pepsi machine is a jukebox.
The karate dojo has been closed for several years.
Mike Dennison owns the building.
He was an awesome sensei.
Mike offered classes that were affordable.
Jay Allen owns both of the bikes that are in the windows in the shop next door, I believe.
After the building with the Indians in the window,
The big garden wall on your left is Jay Allen's (private) yard,
There's two Greyhound buses there
neither of them are new..
They've both been there for quite a few years.
The palace rooms building belongs to Jay.
The building with the Texaco sign and the Greyhound sign are all Jay's.
The place that used to be the police station was a private residence at one point.
In the 70s the place across the street kind of diagonal from the police department was a garage or a mechanic's place.
The police car belongs to Jay,
If I remember correctly the police car doesn't have power steering or power brakes...
Quite exciting to drive if you've never driven anything with no power
Brakes!
You guys are super gutsy going all around the buildings,
Especially in a small town.
Walking up the sidewalk on the same side of the street as the police department where the concrete stairs are, in 2020 they were holding the farmer's market at the top of those stairs inside of the fence.
Just up from the bus,
The building with the gas pumps out front I believe used to be a car dealership.
The place that looks like an art gallery has a huge back room where somebody hosts private parties now and again.
@@deanasnarky3903 Many thanks for that host of information. We have done few videos in and around Bisbee including the old hospital on the hill as well as Warren ball field.