Hill's Tavern

Hill's Tavern is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Washington County, dedicated 1952.

Washington County · dedicated 1952 · US 40 & Fava Farm Rd.

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This tavern, in continuous operation since 1794 when it was opened by Stephen Hill, is one of the oldest on the National Road. It was a popular spot for stage coaches and waggoners.

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Marker data: Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission via data.pa.gov

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