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Ringland's Tavern (site)
Formerly/Also Known As Sample's Tavern
East Maiden Street
Washington, PA 15301From Searight's The Old Pike (1894):
As early as 1824 George Ringland kept a wagon stand tavern within a short distance of the borough limits of Washington. His old house, a commodious brick building, is still standing, situate on the north, or at this point rather, east side of the road, with sufficient ground intervening to form a good wagon yard. John Sample succeeded Ringland at this old stand, and became the owner of the property. It is now the private residence of William Workman, esq., and has not been kept as a tavern since 1844.
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