The Wild Wild West: Saloon showcases American frontier cowboy history
Dave Michelson
Dave Michelson bought the bar in 1996 to restore it to its original look  calling it âthe most iconic building the state.â
"You look at that back bar and you think youâre actually in the old westâ¦cowboys came here  miners came here." - Dave Michelson  the restaurant and saloonâs owner
âVirgil Earp was the constable back before his brothers got hereâWyatt and Morganâand he actually killed a cowboy out in front of the Palace â  Michelson  said. âDoc Holiday (played) cards here before they went to Tombstone.â
 Michelson  says the original bar is still in use and was rescued from a fire that destroyed the building in 1900: âThey knew they couldnât save the building  so the place was packed  of course  on a Saturday night with cowboys  miners  ladies of the night  and they actually carried the bar out  dragged the bar out across the street â  Michelson  said. âThey got some oxen up front and actually dragged it across the street and kept on serving while the Palace was burning to the ground.â
[TGT]  bought the bar in 1996 to restore it to its original look  calling it âthe most iconic building the state.â
"You look at that back bar and you think youâre actually in the old westâ¦cowboys came here  miners came here." - Dave Michelson  the restaurant and saloonâs owner
âVirgil Earp was the constable back before his brothers got hereâWyatt and Morganâand he actually killed a cowboy out in front of the Palace â   [TGT] said. âDoc Holiday (played) cards here before they went to  [TGT] 
says the original bar is still in use and was rescued from a fire that destroyed the building in 1900: âThey knew they couldnât save the building  so the place was packed  of course  on a Saturday night with cowboys  miners  ladies of the night  and they actually carried the bar out  dragged the bar out across the street â   [TGT] said. âThey got some oxen up front and actually dragged it across the street and kept on serving while the Palace was burning to the ground.â