Introduction

The Puritan Ordinary

Old Time Taverns

The Tavern Landlord

Tavern Ways

Tavern Fares

Signs and Symbols

 

 

 

 


 
 

History of Early American Taverns
 

The early taverns were not opened wholly for the convenience of travelers; they were for the comfort of the townspeople, for the interchange of news and opinions, the sale of solacing liquors, and the incidental sociability; in fact, the importance of the tavern to its local neighbors was far greater than to travelers.

 

Introduction  | The Puritan Ordinary | Old Time Taverns | The Tavern Landlord | Tavern Ways | Tavern Fares | Signs and Symbols

 

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