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DeVault Tavern / Warner Institute

DeVault Tavern / Warner Institute is a Tennessee historical marker in Washington County.

Washington Co. TN 81, 2.5 miles West of Jonesboro

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Two and one-half miles west stands the two-story brick tavern finished in 1821 by Fredrick DeVault. It served as a stage coach stop on the eastern route from Abingdon, VA., to Nashville. This route ran from through Bloutville, Jonesboro, Greeneville, Newport, Dandridge, to Knoxville. The original bar remains unchanged in the building today.

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Barry Lawrence Ruderman Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

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