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Rodger’s Tavern

Rodger’s Tavern is a Tennessee historical marker in in Rock Island, Warren County.

Warren Co, TN 1 (US 70S), in Rock Island

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This tavern on the Kentucky-Alabama Road was established by John D. Rodgers, veteran of the war of 1812 and of Jackson's florida Campaign. He also operated Rodger's Ferry, 0.4 miles northeast, oppoiste the island which gave Rock Island its name.

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