Original Last Turn Saloon in Brainerd final stop for unlucky

The first bar named The Last Turn Saloon in Brainerd dates back to the 1800s and was the site of a shootout between a patron and the bar owner, who was acquitted of murder. And in front of the same saloon, a tree was used in the 1800s by a lynch mob to hang two American Indian brothers.

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