LOCATION FILE
White Horse Tavern
FOLLOWNewport, RI
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A colonial building on Marlborough Street that has held a tavern license since 1673, making it one of the oldest operating taverns in the United States. It once hosted the town council and colonial assembly and was later owned by the family of a notorious privateer. It is a National Historic Landmark.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Staff and guests describe an apparition of an elderly man near the fireplace and other quiet activity attributed to the building's long history.
VISITING
An operating restaurant open to the public.
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