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Announcement has been made of the sale of [[Jerry's Lounge|Jerry's Lounge]] at 90 Broadway to [[Francis Trombley|Frances Trombley]] and [[Donald Stone|Donald Stone]]. The building and business was purchased from [[Gerald Olyer|Gerald Olyer]]. Mr. Trombley operates the [[Rainbow Bar | Announcement has been made of the sale of [[Jerry's Lounge|Jerry's Lounge]] at 90 Broadway to [[Francis Trombley|Frances Trombley]] and [[Donald Stone|Donald Stone]]. The building and business was purchased from [[Gerald Olyer|Gerald Olyer]]. Mr. Trombley operates the [[Rainbow Bar & Grill|Rainbow Bar & Grill]] on Bloomingdale Avenue and Mr. Stone operates the [[Melody Bar & Grill|Melody Bar & Grill]] on Woodruff Street. | ||
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Revision as of 15:38, 23 December 2025
Address:
Old Address: 88-90 Broadway
Other names: Rusty Nail (In 2020 the Rusty Nail is a tavern in a small building to the north of the Alpine Hotel site, which was torn down around 1977-78.)
Year built:
The Alpine Tavern operated from 1936 to 1945 in the Alpine Hotel.
The owner and manager in 1938 was Albert E. Foster, who died in that year, age 38.
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, March 18, 1948; reprinted in the ADE on August 21, 2021, courtesy of Bud Duffy
Two Local Men Buy Business on Broadway
Announcement has been made of the sale of Jerry's Lounge at 90 Broadway to Frances Trombley and Donald Stone. The building and business was purchased from Gerald Olyer. Mr. Trombley operates the Rainbow Bar & Grill on Bloomingdale Avenue and Mr. Stone operates the Melody Bar & Grill on Woodruff Street.