Notable Taverns/inns
- Catamount Tavern, birthplace of the Green Mountain Boys
- City Tavern oldest and last remaining, Federal-period tavern in Washington D.C. and home of City Tavern Club in Georgetown
- Fraunces Tavern, meeting place of the Sons of Liberty
- Gadsby's Tavern, historic cultural center of Alexandria, Virginia
- Green Dragon Tavern, meeting place of the Sons of Liberty
- Grinder's Stand, tavern where Meriwether Lewis died in Lewis County, Tennessee
- Little Bohemia Lodge, inn of the shootout, between bank robber John Dillinger and the FBI, in Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin
- McFarland Tavern oldest continuously operating hotel in Illinois
- Pre-Emption House, oldest hotel west of Chicago, in Naperville, Illinois
- Rutledge Tavern, frontier meeting place of Abraham Lincoln's youth in New Salem, Illinois
- Sauganash Tavern, Chicago's first hotel
- Suter's Tavern, Federal-period tavern in Georgetown, Washington D.C.
- Tun Tavern, birthplace of U.S. Marine Corps
- Wayside Inn, America's oldest operating hotel, which started as Howe's Tavern in Sudbury, Massachusetts
- Windsor Tavern, birthplace of Vermont's first constitutional government
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