Search Results for: Hotels, Taverns, Inns

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	Sign-"A. Boyden's Hotel" c. 1850 1982.19 This classic wooden hotel sign came from a hotel that was run in Deerfield, Massachusetts, in the 1850s.
	Glass Bottle 1850-1900 1985.0024.070 This large bottle, a "demijohn," was typical of the kind of bottles used for international trade and is of a type first used in France in the 17th century.
	Mansion House, Greenfield, Mass. 1908 1997.08.01.0093 Since the 18th century, hotels were located on this site but none so large or prestigious as the Mansion House.
	Old Caleb Hubbard Tavern, at Plumtrees. Sunderland-First Home of Pacific Lodge, 1801 1906 1997.08.01.0122 Built in 1763 by Israel Hubbard, this building was used as a tavern for over 100 years.
	Conway House, Conway, Mass. 1911 1999.03.0053 Built before 1850, Conway House was a large inn and tavern on Main Street in Conway.
	Hotel, Montague, Mass. 1999.03.0060 The hotel in the center of Montague, Massachusetts, built in 1830, stood for more than 130 years before it burned in 1953.
	"The Old Porch" Ashfield House, Ashfield, Mass. 1999.03.0072 Ashfield House is one of the few small town tavern buildings that survived from the 18th to the 20th centuries intact.
	"Massachusetts A Guide To Its Places and People" 1937 L02.144 This guide from the Works Progress Administration (WPA) was a part of a huge effort to create employment for the millions thrown out of work by the Great Depression (1929-1940).
	"Amherst House." 1843 L03.018 Albin P. Howe purchased the Amherst House in the center of Amherst, Massachusetts, in 1843 and announced his new management with this flyer.
	Sconce-Candle Reflector c. 1835 K.060 This tin candleholder came from Hall Tavern in Charlemont, Massachusetts.

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