The tables are set in the dining room of the Gold Pan Bar and Restaurant on Main Street in Breckenridge, Colorado. Place settings, candles and ash trays are arranged on tables covered in white tablecloths. Four white vinyl upholstered chairs are at each table. The dimly lit interior features wood panel walls, carpeted floor and possibly a wood burning stove enclosed in same wood paneling. Exterior French doors with an upper diamond lattice window are flanked by large diamond lattice windows. In the foreground is a long table with dishes of leftover food placed on top.

The decorated interior of G.A.R. Hall (Grand Army of the Republic) in Breckenridge. Dinner plates, drinking glasses, serving platters, and coffee cups with saucers are arranged on tables covered in white tablecloths. Table centerpieces include flower-filled vases and brass candelabras. Two of the tables have small bells placed at the end. Garlands of greenery and star-patterned bunting are draped above the tables and baskets of flowers hang from the ceiling. American flags add a patriotic touch to the wallpapered walls.