Last Call for The Curve Bar

After a short run on prime real estate, the bar will be looking for a new home as the city continues its ceaseless evolution.

By Michael Horne - Sep 17th, 2014 10:45 am

After a short run on prime real estate, the bar will be looking for a new home as the city continues its ceaseless evolution. Back to the full article.

The bowed tin ceiling shows evidence of the tavern's great age. The timbers will prove to be virgin growth, very likely harvested quite nearby. For decades a lumber mill on the river across the street stored logs, lumber and scrap on the lot to the south, now a parking lot.

$The bowed tin ceiling shows evidence of the tavern\'s great age. The timbers will prove to be virgin growth, very likely harvested quite nearby. For decades a lumber mill on the river across the street stored logs, lumber and scrap on the lot to the south, now a parking lot.$

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The bowed tin ceiling shows evidence of the tavern's great age. The timbers will prove to be virgin growth, very likely harvested quite nearby. For decades a lumber mill on the river across the street stored logs, lumber and scrap on the lot to the south, now a parking lot. Photo taken September 10th, 2014 by Michael Horne. All Rights Reserved.