
Jackson-Perks Post 71 chartered in September 1920 and took its name from Wade H. Jackson and Joseph W. Perks, the first two Jefferson County men killed in the First World War. It runs a canteen and a Legion Riders chapter, and its own description puts veterans, their families and motorcycle people in the same sentence — this is a post that expects bikes in the lot. Friday nights bring a band or karaoke from 7 to 11, with a dinner special when there's a band on.
Other rider stops within a short ride, nearest first.
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