The Santa Fe Saloon - Goldfield, NV - E Clampus Vitus Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

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THE SANTA FE SALOON

Built in 1905 by Hubert Maxgut, the Santa Fe Saloon is the oldest continually operating business in Goldfield. Maxgut was killed in a gunfight in 1912, but subsequent owners kept the saloon open. It was located outside of the business district to be closer to the mines. Because of its location, it survived the flash flood of 1916, and the great fire of 1923 that destroyed most of Goldfield. In 1976, the saloon was purchased by Jim Marsh, who has preserved this piece of Nevada History.

DEDICATED THIS 24th DAY OF APRIL 2005
BY THE QUEHO POSSE CHAPTER 1919
OF THE ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE ORDER OF
E CLAMPUS VITUS

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