Cushing-Haven Tavern, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.)

Cushing-Haven Tavern, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.)

Item Information

Title:
Cushing-Haven Tavern, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.)
Description:
The Cushing-Haven Tavern was built in 1751, by Colonel Job Cushing, son of Reverend Job Cushing, Shrewsbury's first minister. In 1871, the tavern was moved across Main Street to make room for thenew Town Hall to be built. It was torn down in 1960.
Contributor:
Harlow family, Shrewsbury (Mass.)
Date:
[ca. 1890–1980]
Format:
Photographs
Location:
Shrewsbury Public Library
Collection (local):
Archive Collection
Subjects:
Cushing--Haven Tavern, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.)
Taverns (Inns)--Shrewsbury (Mass.)
Cushing family--Shrewsbury (Mass.)
Places:
Massachusetts > Worcester (county) > Shrewsbury
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Identifier:
cushing-haven_tavern_main_street_shrewsbury_mass