A Bar, a Bakery, and a Church
A road trip across Texas to see the oldest bar, oldest bakery and oldest church
Read MoreWhat is Traveling with PugsleyTonks all about?? My goal is the pursuit of that little slice of Americana. It's not big name or high-cost tourism. PugsleyTonks likes to find that diamond in the rough or go to the out of the way small town. I want to visit the oldest bar in every state with hopes that they serve some PBR on tap. Find that unique "ma-pa" restaurant with an interesting blue collar atmosphere and large portions to match. Or, perhaps its as simple as a little walkabout in the city to discover that strange little statue or other oddities. So, please come and join me in my search for Americana. Discover some obscure attraction or learn some useless information. All are welcome and its really just good, clean travel fun. PT
A road trip across Texas to see the oldest bar, oldest bakery and oldest church
Read MoreThe classic brass spittoons conveniently spaced on the mahogany bar is an excellent touch. Certainly, that is a little slice of Americana at its finest.
Read MoreIn the late 19th century, Emily burned to death in a third floor fire. Since that time, Emily has been seen throughout the tavern.
Read MoreThe bikers seemed like the generally friendly version. Just order a Hamm’s beer and you will be accepted.
Read MoreI was surprised at how much I enjoyed Annapolis..and darn it…I am going to write about it.
Read MoreBut, if you are willing to come out to the middle of no where in North Dakota…this giant, metallic sculpture exhibit is 32 miles of driving fun.
Read MoreThis blog is about the pursuit of Americana. So, I can NOT write about HOLLAND. Or can I?
Read MoreHere in Ohio, it makes most of the state residents more comfortable if we keep all our hippies in the same place. That place is Yellow Springs, OH.
Read MoreI am telling you this as close to stepping back in time that I have ever experienced.
Read MoreAt the risk of offending with stereotyping, not all Native American territories have casinos and cash bars. Some native American reservations are actually DRY!
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