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Sage Brush Inn
Sage Brush Inn - 2010
6.35 -- Sage Brush Inn (west) -- now a residence.
The roadhouse owned by George and Elizabeth (Sagebrush Annie) Sibert. 6.35 -- Winters' Place (east) -- now a residence.
Harold and Anita Winters were relatives of Sagebrush Annie, and they built their place across the highway from the Sage Brush Inn in 1934. It was a beer bar in the early period and the scene of many madcap adventures, according to Bill Bender.
Bill said the business had a bar that was 36 feet long, but it was destroyed by a recovering alcoholic who was left in charge to watch over things. The alcoholic fell off the wagon, chopped up the bar and sold it to Sagebrush Annie for firewood in order to buy some liquor.
6.50 -- Vondettums' Place (west) -- now a residence.
George and Minnie Vondettum were friends of the Siberts, and Sagebrush Annie talked them into coming to the desert to live next door. Minnie is well remembered for her desert poetry. The original block buildings are still there but are small and hard to see amid the more modern structures.
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Danny's Place
The Iron Hog
La Delta
End of the Trail
Elva's Malt Shop
Potapov's Service Station
Sage Brush Inn
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Watson's Richfield
Polly Gas
Helendale Store
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