Part One, Chapter 8 of the County House Series. It is time to return to the 18th century Flemington tavern lot that once included the Courthouse and nearly the whole block along Main Street north to the post office.
The Tavern Lot & A Scoundrel
Part One, Chapter 8 of the County House Series. It is time to return to the 18th century Flemington tavern lot that once included the Courthouse and nearly the whole block along Main Street north to the post office.
County House series, Part One, Chapter Four. This is technically part of the County House series, even though it does not directly concern the old tavern/hotel.
Samuel Stewart and Anna Smith had an interesting connection with each other and with Flemington’s courthouse and Alexander’s tavern, as well as other 18th-century residents of the town. If you haven’t yet read Chapter Three of my series, The County House, I strongly recommend that you do that first.
County House series, Part One, Chapter Three. During the years 1791-1793, a new courthouse for Hunterdon County was constructed in Flemington. Before it was finished, a complication emerged that connected the courthouse lot with Alexander’s tavern on Main Street.