Records of hotels and taverns in New England and New York, 1753-1912 (inclusive).

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Records of hotels and taverns in New England and New York, 1753-1912 (inclusive).

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Chiefly account books and ledgers of the following hotels, taverns, and hotel keepers: William Manning of Billerica, Mass., 1753-1778; Randall and Burr of Freetown, Mass., 1787-1788; Abel Jacobs of Thompson, Conn., 1794-1809; William Peck of Providence, R.I., 1800-1801; Exchange Coffee House of Boston, Mass., 1821-1839; Dexter Brewer of Cape Elizabeth, Me., 1823-1848; National House of Charlestown, Mass. (James Walker, proprietor), 1852-1863; Oak Grove House, Martha's Vineyard, Mass. (James Walker, proprietor), 1872; Hotel Manhattan, New York City, 1903-1912. There are also two unidentified hotel account books from Charlestown, Mass., 1830-1831 and 1836-1837.

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Randall and Burr.

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Exchange Coffee House (Boston, Mass.)

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