Field Notes
Tell us your Tavern story.
The historic journey of 108 North Market Street began in 1849 as a home and doctor's office, later serving as a stop on the Underground Railroad. In 1931, it transformed into a tavern during prohibition, uniquely refraining from selling alcohol. With over 90 years of rich history, The Tavern on the Square is undergoing restoration, and we invite you to contribute your memories. Whether recalling its earlier days or sharing recent moments, email your stories to us or mail them directly to The Tavern on the Square. Your contributions help preserve the essence of The Tavern's legacy, and we appreciate your involvement in this ongoing story!
A Fine Art Field Note
Snow is falling on everything. It’s a dusting right now but the landscape, framed by our home’s 128-year-old windows, is already transformed. I recently met a man who is probably staring out his window right now, deep in study. The Western Pennsylvania weather suits him just fine because of these...
Field Notes: Glacial Till Farm
In the fields at Glacial Till Farm, Slippery Rock, PA. Photo credit Emma Jeurgens. September’s cooking demo for the Seed to Feed Garden Project at New Wilmington Presbyterian jump started our search for local, quality and organic product for the restaurant. Local and quality are not too hard to come...
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Stories and pictures shared with the Tavern Team may be reposted in our social media or on our online journal here on our site. We may publish stories in a printed publication in the future so by submitting your story and pictures either through email or mail, you are agreeing to sharing your memories with Tavern fans without copyright. We just had to tell you that. Your memories are important to preserving the history of The Tavern. Thank you for keeping the story going!
