Bars in North Carolina: Burned Down Colonial Tavern that May Have Doubled as a Brothel Found in North Carolina

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[donbosco]

Burned Down Colonial Tavern that May Have Doubled as a Brothel Found in North Carolina | Ancient Origins

Archaeologists examining a recently discovered colonial tavern in eastern North Carolina were stunned to discover that when the 18th Century building burned to the ground a “treasure trove of merchandise” was trapped beneath the charred floorboards, and many of the artifacts hint at the...

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[Oddball]

That was cool Don, thanks for posting.

Still sad about Antlers (and Bistro Roca) -- and tavern fires apparently remain a constant over the centuries

 

[OMB]

Still Smokin’ 90 Days Later!​

Keep the Legacy Pourin​

The bar that refuses to burn out, serving since 1932​

Bistro Roca’s Antlers Bar, established in 1932, holds the title of North Carolina’s longest continuously serving bar.​

To keep that legacy alive, the bar must continue serving on the original property at regular intervals​

Join us this Saturday, April 25th, from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the original Bistro Roca property (143 Wonderland Trail) for a laid-back afternoon of barbecue, with free ribs and cold beer on tap. Help us keep the tradition going.

We hope to see you there!