One step inside Ye Olde Tavern in Manchester and get transported back into an 18th Century New England tavern. After all, it is the oldest tavern in Vermont! This tavern has been serving spirits since they opened their doors in 1790 and delighting locals and travelers alike. Here you’ll find old world charm with all the modern amenities you could want. Let’s take a look at the oldest bar in VT!
Ye Olde Tavern has been known by many names in the past, but the incredible hospitality has always been the same.
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Built in 1790 as the Stagecoach Inn, it was later Lockwood’s Hotel, the Thayer Hotel and in 1976 - just in time for the U.S. Bicentennial - it was renamed to Ye Olde Tavern.
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Some of the characteristics that set the building apart are the spring floor in the 3rd floor ballroom and the high square columns on the porch.
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Oh if these walls could talk!
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Here is a photo from the early 1900’s and believe it or not some of these chairs are still in use today!
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The uneven doors, slanted doorways and antique furnishings make this historical spot is simply a must see.
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Pop on in for a drink at the centuries old tavern…
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Or relax in the dining room and dig into a delicious meal.
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You, too, can join the ranks of the Vermont Green Mountain Boys and the politically influential folks that have come before you.
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We know you’ll agree that Ye Olde Tavern will make you feel at home as they have since 1790.
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