Old Talbott Tavern - Bardstown, KY

Located in Bardstown's town square, this building has been in use since 1797 (although has 1779 above the door). First is was used as a mercantile business but soon became a tavern. George Talbott operated it s the Newman House from 1885 to 1912. Afterwards, it became the Talbott Hotel - The Tavern. Over the years, it has been visited by he famous and the infamous.

Today, it operates as a restaurant and a Bed & Breakfast and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Crockett Tavern (replica) - Morristown, TN

At this location in the 1790's, Davy Crockett's parents, John and Rebecca Crockett established and operated Crockett Tavern. The tavern also served as Davy's boyhood home for the Tennessee pioneer and political leader. The Hamblen County chapter of the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities opened the replica in 1958.

Hickman Tavern / Dandridge, TN Town Hall

This brick building in a Federal Style was built ca. 1820. The highlight is an interior circular staircase which winds up to the third floor. The building was originally owned by the Fain family and later by James Hickman who built the county courthouse. Today it is the city hall.

In the background, you can see the levee which was built to prevent Dougas Lake from flooding the historic city center.