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19th Century Tavern Crawl
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New York City is known for its nightlife and entertainment. Since its early days, people have gathered in taverns to socialize, discuss the latest news, and gossip while enjoying drinks with friends. Join us as we take you back in time for a 19th century bar crawl that will quench your thirst for more of the City's history.
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Canal Street and Broadway
Stone Bridge Tavern & Garden, at the corner of Canal Street and Broadway, ca. 1812. Lithograph is from: Valentine's Manual, 1857 edition.
Canal Street and Broadway
Lithograph print of the Stone Bridge Tavern. The tavern stands across from a second smaller building. A green area leads into a small canal over which a stone bridge stands. Several people are seen in the image with one horse-drawn carriage coming off the bridge.
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