This 18th-century tavern used to be George Washington’s watering hole and the site of his famous farewell to the troops at the Revolution’s close. During the mid- to late 1780s, the building housed the fledgling nation’s departments of war, foreign affairs and treasury. In 1904, Fraunces became a repository for artifacts collected by the Sons of the Revolution in the state of New York. Ongoing exhibits include "George Washington: Down the Stream of Life," which examines America’s first President. The tavern and restaurant serve hearty fare at lunch and dinner, Monday to Saturday.
Fraunces Tavern Museum
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- Address:
- 54 Pearl St
- New York
- 10004
- Cross street:
- at Broad St
- Contact:
- View Website
- 212-425-1778
- Transport:
- Subway: J, Z to Broad St; R to Whitehall St; 4, 5 to Bowling Green
- Price:
- $10, seniors and children under 18 $5, members and children 5 and under free
- Opening hours:
- Mon–Sat noon–5pm
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- Sign in & claim business
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