The bartender serves customers sitting on stools at the bar in the Gold Pan Bar and Restaurant on Main Street in Breckenridge, Colorado. The woman sitting on the left, with curlers in her hair, may be Nikki Bergman. Nikki and her husband Verne owned the Gold Pan from the 1960s through the 1970s.

Inside Weaver Brothers Saloon, located on the southeast corner of Lincoln Avenue and Main Street in Breckenridge, Colorado. Circa 1900s. Men dressed in hats and unbuttoned suit coats lean against the mirror-backed bar. From behind the bar, the bartender looks over at a dog laying on the counter. A clock and signs advertising Thies' Ribbon Cigars, Muenchener Beer from Milwaukee, and more hang on the walls. One sign warns "Habitual Drunkards and Minors Not Allowed Here". Centered on the bar back is a cash register flanked by rows of glassware.

The bar inside the Corner Saloon on Main Street, Breckenridge, Colorado. Circa 1894. The owner, John "Johnny or Johnnie" Dewers, is the second man from the left. The men (numbered, from left to right): 1. Hiram Johnson; 2. Johnnie Dewers; 3. W.B. Manring; 4. John Allen; 5. Henry Allen; 6. Bob Lott; 7. Howard Hill; 8. John Williams; 9. L.C. Whipple; 10. William McManus. A sign advertising "Cherry Bounce" hangs on the mirror and a cash register flanked by two figurines/statues is centered on the bar back. "Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. Milwaukee Lager Beer" signs are displayed on top of the large wooden icebox next to the bar.

A bartender wearing a red vest serves drinks to a couple sitting at the bar while other customers sit around a table to drink beer or other beverages. The interior features red carpeted floor and wood paneled walls, with one wall covered in matching solid red textured wallpaper. Probably inside a barroom in Breckenridge, Colorado.