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The purpose of this site is to promote the wonderful game of FARO. Now with an extensive collection of authentic nineteenth century casino games and decorations, Pharo Bank
offers 1880s style gambling fun. Having already preformed throughout
the southwest for half a decade our troop of dealers have experienced what it was like to man the tables at the Oriental Saloon
on a busy night. Our customers become instantly involved in the hustle of the scoundrel, the fear of the sharpshooter, the
beauty of the saloon princess and the excitement of the spinning wheels, rolling dice and turning of cards.
Pharo
Bank is no longer a gambling hall living museum in Tombstone
Perhaps it has been 75 years since a gambling hall
has been a part of the city of Tombstone. Now Pharo Bank has put together a casino with games and tables that all date
pre-1930 with some from the 1880s and from the old Tombstone itself.
The Casino includes an original 1920s B.C.
Wills Roulette Wheel on a H.C. Evans Roulette table top. A 1880s Craps Tub with a Mason S.F. felt. A blackjack
table from the south side of Chicago once owned by George Capone. A Grand Hazard table straight from the 1930s Streets
of New York. Along with the old west games Faro, Chuck-a-Luck, Wheel of Fortune, Keno, Bingo, and a very old original
stud poker table. A stage and piano bring entertainment to the gambling hall and a group of private tables.
The center building of the over 4000 square
foot establishment is a antique shop similar to the 3rd street antique store that has been in this location for nearly 20
years. This portion of the complex is one of the state designated historic buildings.
In the third room is a continuation of the
antique store however set up to provide a parlour and kitchen of furnishings from the era.
Email us at phgessert@pharobank.com
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