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Maestro shakes his last Manhattan in Camas

Birch Street Uptown Lounge has been sold, but its classy 1920s vibe remains

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Kevin Taylor banked on an influx of well-educated, high-income earners driving activity in downtown Camas when he opened Birch Street Uptown Lounge in 2010.
Kevin Taylor banked on an influx of well-educated, high-income earners driving activity in downtown Camas when he opened Birch Street Uptown Lounge in 2010. (Photos courtesy of Kevin Taylor) Photo Gallery

Cocktail aficionado Kevin Taylor recently sold Birch Street Uptown Lounge to the bar’s manager, Joe Corbett. Taylor opened his dimly lit, rose-strewn cocktail palace in 2010, pouring his love of cocktails into a place not known for late-night festivities — downtown Camas.

At that time, Taylor was a battalion chief for the Longview Fire Department.

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