The oldest bar in every state
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The oldest bar in every state
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#2It’s a nice example of how a simple historical ranking can turn into a question about what actually makes an institution the same institution over time.
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#3To quote Gene Hackman in "Mississippi Burning" - "Member of what?"
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#4The oldest pub I've been not too far from is "The Old Ferry Boat Inn". The structure isn't that old, dating to the 17th Century. It is claimed to date to 560 AD, but if you believe that, I have a bridge (very old) I'd like to sell you.
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#5Re: Callahagn's in Mobile, AL starting as a "members only" club. To quote Gene Hackman in "Mississippi Burning" - "Member of what?"
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#6"As George Washington's army approached Bucks County in 1781, the image of George II was replaced with a likeness of General Washington"
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#9setting aside my disappointment over DC's absence (I know the heading says "state" strictly but still ... ) Wyoming's is really a purpose-fitting one