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Sunday, June 13, 2010
Duffy's Tavern built in 1819 ~ Boalsburg, PA.
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This is Duffy's Tavern in Boalsburg, Pa. just four miles from State College( Penn State ). The Tavern was built in 1819 and was once a stage coach stop way back when.
The second floor was once used as a ballroom. The stone walls are 22 inches thick.
One of the dining areas in the tavern.
This is my favorite spot in Duffy's Tavern. Look at that stairway ~ I love it !
An abundance of ambiance and atmosphere surround you while dining here along with good food at a reasonable price.
One of the fireplaces in the Duffy Tavern.
Low doorways. This gentleman is 6' tall.
The drawer shown under the window was once used as a cash drawer.
The drawer underneath the cupboard had also been used as a cash drawer.
I took these photos today while dining here. The grilled chicken salad was so big I couldn't eat all of it ! The menu is varied ~ from soups to salads, burgers, speciality sandwiches, and also seafood, steak and chicken entrees. There is also a bar if you may want to imbibe.
Eating here is a very pleasant dining experience and the wait staff was very friendly.
Hugs,
Linda
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Oh I wish I could have joined you, Linda! What a beautiful Tavern and the menu sounds wonderful. Thanks for sharing. Hugs-Deb
ReplyDeleteOh My Linda! I love that restaurant! I want to live in it! I can understand why the staircase is so appealing to you. Now that's my style!
ReplyDeleteAudrey
Truly a dining experience Linda! I love the old historical Inns, and this one looks wonderful!
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