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ITEM VIEW: CG277537
1035 G Street
Fresno, California
Type: Card Room
Status: Closed
Open: 1941, Close: 1958

Owned by Mathew (Mac) F. Ambrose. Also called "Mac's Cafe", "Mac's Tavern", and "Mac's Gym". Originally on M Street, it moved in 1942 to 1833 Tulare Street, where the gambling spot "Hank's Tavern" had been. Around 1946, it moved to its final location at 1035 G Street (see "Archive").

T. R. King records indicate that the "MAC" chips were were originally used from 1939 to circa 1941 at "Mac's Cards & Pool Hall" (2943 Adams Ave., San Diego) and later used at the "Ambrose Brothers Tavern" (1021 Broadway, Fresno) which Mac co-owned with his brothers, Norman, Robert, and Angelo Ambrose.

Advertisement from 12/31/1942 (The Fresno Bee).

This item was also used at these other casinos
Ambrose Brothers Tavern Fresno California

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Issued: 1955
Added: 2022-01-20
Contributed by: David Sarles

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