Saloon
see also: Etymology of Saloon
The saloon is an English word indicating a coffee or a Hôtel in the Western American of the 19th century.
It gathers most of the generally accepted ideas because of its presence in the novels of adventure and films of Western. Indeed, the saloon is in a recurring way the place where the scenes of “free-for-alls” or duels to the gun take place, when those are not outside in front of its entry.
The carries of entry of the saloons, characteristic, is out of wood and opens in the two directions.
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