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Throwback Thursday: Tavern Troubles (Part VI)
Who Was the First Tavern Keeper at Yellow Springs? New Discoveries in Chester County Records Digital reconstruction of the original Yellow Springs Tavern, based on…
HYS Statement on the Public Listing of the West Pikeland Township Building
In keeping with its mission to share, preserve, and celebrate the unique living village of Yellow Springs while focusing on history, arts, education, and the…
The Complete Tavern Troubles Series
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Ghost Tapes of Yellow Springs: Muriel Ulmer Investigation
click here to read the full transcript for this audio recording Close transcript Ghost Tapes of Yellow Springs- Muriel Ulmer Investigation Date: Undated (between 1964…
Throwback Thursday: Tavern Troubles (Part V)
This Week, We Stay In the Yellow Springs Tavern, but Encounter Something More... Spooky Contemporary Dusk Photo of Historic Yellow Springs, looking to the East…
Throwback Thursday: Tavern Troubles (Part IV)
Roads, Roads, Roads: Still Tracing the Long-forgotten Trails of Colonial Taverns “View Near the Falls of Schuylkill”, engraving showing the conditions of the roads before…
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Throwback Thursday: Tavern Troubles (Part III)
Back to the Beginning: Tracing Yellow Springs’ Earliest Tavernkeepers Through the Great Valley Painting entitled “In the tavern” by artist Richard Brakenburgh and his circle…
Throwback Thursday: Tavern Troubles (Part II)
Digging Deeper: We Continue to Follow the Tavern’s Trail Through Yellow Springs’ Past Painting of a Tavern Interior by English artist John S.C. Schaak (c.…
Throwback Thursday: Tavern Troubles (Part I)
Join Us as We Research The Murky History of the Tavern at Yellow Springs Facade of the Brick Room (modern day) which contains the foundations…
Timeline of the Revolutionary War at Yellow Springs
Washington Hall (illustration The tavern shown here was first licensed as such in 1751. It was off the beaten path, but it had an iron…
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