Founding-Father Pub Crawl: Revolutionary Bars Across NY and NJ
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A travel-feature highlights NY and NJ bars and taverns tied to the American Revolution, from Fraunces Tavern in NYC and the Olde Bryan Inn in Saratoga Springs to Nassau Inn’s Yankee Doodle Tap Room in Princeton, plus regional breweries and distilleries that sit along historic Washington–Rochambeau routes, offering colonial menus and drinks for a 250th-anniversary celebration.
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- Raise a glass to the Revolution at these historic N.J. taverns on America’s 250th birthday NJ.com
- Grab the rum punch! Inside the drunken history of the American Revolution USA Today
- Raising a glass to Revolution: How America's independence got its start in the tavern New Hampshire Public Radio
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