Fraunces Tavern Museum
History Museum · New York, New York
The tavern on Pearl Street where GEORGE WASHINGTON SAID FAREWELL TO HIS OFFICERS on 4 December 1783, nine days after the British evacuated New York — a scene in the LONG ROOM upstairs that ended the Revolutionary War for the men who fought it. ⚠ THE BUILDING IS A 1907 RECONSTRUCTION of a 1719 house, which the museum states plainly, and the Long Room is a reconstruction of a room nobody photographed.
54 Pearl Street, New York, New York, 10004, United States
⚠ CHECK THE OPENING DAYS BEFORE TRAVELLING — the museum has kept limited hours and is not open every day. Generally open on a daytime schedule with guided tours included in admission. ⚠ THE TAVERN AND RESTAURANT ON THE GROUND FLOOR IS A SEPARATE BUSINESS with its own hours; museum admission does not cover it and buying a drink does not support it. ⚠ Free admission has been offered at certain times and to serving military — confirm on frauncestavernmuseum.org. ⚠ THE BUILDING IS A 1907 RECONSTRUCTION of a 1719 house, which the museum states plainly. ⚠ HOURS AND PRICES NOT VERIFIED FOR THIS FILE.
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