Pabst

5 photos · 2012–2024

5 photographs tagged Pabst, 2012–2024.

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Bryant Lake Bowl neon sign glows red on Lake Street in Minneapolis at sunset, with Pabst Blue Ribbon sign visible above.
Bryant Lake Bowl is a bar, restaurant, and theater at 810 West Lake Street in the Lyn-Lake area of Minneapolis. It opened in 1993 in a building that once housed a bowling alley, and it kept the Bryant-Lake Bowl name along with its six-lane bowling alley.

Bryant Lake Bowl’s Neon Sign Above Lake Street

Squirrel Cage bar signs for Schmidt Beer and Pabst Blue Ribbon in Willow River, Minnesota.
Squirrel Cage bar in Willow River, Minnesota, is identified by hanging signs for Schmidt Beer and Pabst Blue Ribbon. The signs are mounted on a pole beside the building.

Squirrel Cage Bar signs, Willow River, Minnesota

Tangen Drugs sign and storefronts along Washington Street in downtown St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin.
Washington Street runs through the commercial core of St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, a small city on the St. Croix River in Polk County. Tangen Drugs has long operated as a local pharmacy along this stretch of downtown storefronts. The street carries Wisconsin Highway 35 through town, linking the business district to the surrounding river valley.

Tangen Drugs on Washington Street, St. Croix Falls

State Street Pub at 1238 State Street in Green Bay, Wisconsin, with a Pabst Blue Ribbon sign.
State Street Pub, a dive bar located at 1238 State Street in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is known for its association with Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and its popularity as a "Packers Bar." The establishment serves as a neighborhood gathering place, reflecting the local culture and community spirit of Green Bay. Its exterior, featuring a prominent Pabst sign and brick facade, indicates a long-standing presence in the urban environment.

State Street Pub, Green Bay, WI: Pabst Blue Ribbon Bar

Station 4 in St. Paul with a mural of Pabst Blue Ribbon cans and a skull.
Station 4 in St. Paul, Minnesota, features exterior mural art incorporating Pabst Blue Ribbon cans and a skull motif. The West Seventh nightclub has long hosted live music and other events.

Station 4 Pabst Mural, St. Paul

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