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Munroe Tavern

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Jul 13, 2025 - Jul 14, 2025
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Rich History at Munroe Tavern

Did you know Munroe Tavern played a pivotal role in the American Revolutionary War?

Constructed in 1735, this significant establishment served as a field hospital for British troops during their retreat from Concord on April 19, 1775. The tavern is named after William Munroe, an orderly sergeant in the minuteman brigade. Notably, George Washington dined here in 1789. Visitors can explore unique architecture alongside Revolution-era relics and family heirlooms.

Key Highlights

  • ⚔️ Revolutionary War Artifacts
  • 🏛️ Historic Architecture
  • 🍽️ George Washington's Visit

Admission is reasonably priced and is suitable for tourists, history enthusiasts, and families interested in America's past.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Munroe Tavern

Field Hospital

Munroe Tavern acted as a field hospital for British troops during the retreat from Concord.

George Washington's Visit

George Washington dined at Munroe Tavern in 1789, marking an important historical connection.

Original Owner

The tavern is named after William Munroe, who was also a sergeant in the minuteman brigade.

Location

1332 Massachusetts Ave (Tavern Lane)

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