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| Little Taverns (page 2) |
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| former Little Tavern [gone] College Park, MD |
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| This former Little Tavern has been vacant and up for sale since around 2004. The two most recent tenants before that were as a Philadelphia Cheesecake Factory location and JD's Roadhouse. These photos are from 2010. As of 2015, the building was still vacant. It had been demolished by 2016. |
| former Little Tavern Bethesda, MD |
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| This former Little Tavern location was built around 1939. The building is now home to the Golden House Chinese restaurant. It was designated a historic site by the county in 1994. Fire destroyed the roof in 1995 but it was nicely restored. [map] |
| former Little Tavern [gone] Silver Spring, MD |
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| This former Little Tavern was built around 1935 and restored in 1981. Soon afterwards, there was a fire and the building was restored again. The signs were reproduced from drawings. This location closed for good in the 1992. The building was put for sale on eBay but never found a buyer. It was taken apart in 2003. The steel panels were saved with plans to reassemble the building at the National Capital Trolley Museum in Colesville, MD. However, I haven't heard anything about that happening. For more, see these websites: 1, 2, and 3. |
| former Little Tavern [gone] Silver Spring, MD |
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| This former Little Tavern was built in 1974. It may have been the last location constructed. It housed a Golden House Chinese Restaurant when these photos were taken in 2001. The building was demolished in 2008. For more, see this website. |
| former Little Tavern Alexandria, VA |
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| This former Little Tavern was built from brick in 1940. The building was refaced with porcelain enamel panels in 1959. It has housed a number of businesses since 1993 including the Friendly Tavern, Hogs on the Hill, Jerry's Subs, and Merry's Subs & Pizza. Since 2008, the building has been occupied by the Asian Wok Cafe. These photos are from 2010. [map] |
| former Little Tavern Arlington, VA |
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| This former Little Tavern was built in 1941. The building was occupied by the Dumond Cafe in 2003. Since at least 2008, it had been occupied by Goody's. The building now houses Angolino Pizza. [map] |
| former Little Tavern Washington, DC |
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| This former Little Tavern most recently housed a Subway restaurant. The building is officially known as Little Tavern #27. These photos are from 2010. By 2014, the building had been repainted tan and brown. The roof is still the same color. In 2017, plans were announced to build a large apartment building on the property directly behind the Little Tavern. By 2018, the Subway had closed, the sign was removed, and the building was boarded up. It was moved during the construction. In 2021, the Little Tavern building was returned to its original location of the 550 Morse apartments. The plans' illustration shows a recreation of the original sign. However, I don't believe that has happened. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
| Little Tavern [gone] Washington, DC |
former Little Tavern Washington, DC |
former Little Tavern Washington, DC |
former Little Tavern [gone] Washington, DC |
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This Little Tavern on the above left was built in 1936 as the 16th location in Washington, D.C. The photo is from 1981. The location was closed by 1985. The building has been demolished. [photo thanks Robby Delius]
This former Little Tavern second from the left above was built as a Little Tavern in 1935 or 1936. It housed the Lil' Pub when this photo was taken in 2010. The Lil' Pub had occupied the building since at least the 1990s. The bar closed in 2014. The CVS drug store next door now owns the building and uses it for storage. For more, see this website. [map] The third former Little Tavern location shown above was built in 1935 as the twelfth location in Washington, DC. The building now houses Super Nails. [map] The fourth former Little Tavern shown above was built as the 26th location in Washington, DC. The building housed New York Fried Chicken when this photo was taken in 2010. By 2014, the building was vacant and located behind fencing with other buildings. It was demolished by 2016. |
| former Little Tavern [gone] Washington, DC |
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This former Little Tavern shown on the left was officially known as Little Tavern #24. In 2003, the building housed Best Carryout (photo on left). Since 2004, it housed a construction company (photo at right). By 2014, the building had been demolished.
This former Little Tavern shown on the right housed Paolo's Ristorante since the late 1980s. The building has been vacant since 2021. [map] |
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| This former Little Tavern building was renovated in 2004. In 2006, the building was still unoccupied. In 2007, the building began housing a Sweetgreen restaurant. It later housed The Tavern. The building now houses District Doughnut. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map] |
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