Photos: The Outlaw bar in 1980
- Rick Wiley
- Updated
The Outlaw had many reincarnations: Fine Line, Paragon, Aragon before the building was torn down.
The Outlaw bar in Tucson
Riding the mechanic bull at The Outlaw, 144. W. Lester in Tucson, in 1980.
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Ah, the step side pick up in The Outlaw parking lot, 144 W. Lester, Tucson, in 1980. Don't see many of those anymore.
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Urban cowboys drink Michelob and scope out the other folks at The Outlaw bar, 144 W. Lester St., Tucson, in 1980.
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Cowboy attire at The Outlaw bar, 144 W. Lester St. in 1980.
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Couples swing and two-step to country music at The Outlaw Bar, 144 W. Lester St. in Tucson in 1980.
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A "trained-on-the-range" cowboy operates the mechanical bull at The Outlaw, 144 W. Lester St., in Tucson in 1980.
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Bumper sticker at The Outlaw, 144 W. Lester in Tucson, 1980.
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Bumper sticker at The Outlaw, 144 W. Lester in Tucson, 1980.
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A cowboy and his truck with ill-fitting camper shell at The Outlaw bar, 144 W. Lester in Tucson in 1980.
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