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Fare Thee Well to the Molly Maguires Pub in Jim Thorpe
Sadly, history is about to repeat itself once again, as it was on that infamous day in June of 1877 – there will no reprieve for the Molly Maguires. At some point during the evening of Decemb… more →
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Fare Thee Well to the Molly Maguires Pub in Jim Thorpe
aphr wrote 4 days ago: Sadly, history is about to repeat itself once again, as it was on that infamous day in June of 1877 … more →
Ben's raiding the cooler again!
aphr wrote 5 months ago: As we close in on Independence Day, we all look forward to a holiday weekend full of all those fun a … more →
Beer and Baseball in America
aphr wrote 6 months ago: Beer and baseball. Can you think of two things in this country that go better together? The two ha … more →
Liberty through Libation...Redemption through Rum
aphr wrote 6 months ago: The City Tavern - Philadelphia Doctor Franklin adhered to this simple prescription for the better pa … more →
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!!
aphr wrote 9 months ago: In Ireland, Saint Patrick’s Day is considered a holy day. The celebration marking the death of thei … more →
More Men In Kilts
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aphr wrote 9 months ago: Men in Kilts at Porters Pub in Easton, PA There are so many wonderful customs attached to the Celtic … more →
Every Picture Tells a Story
aphr wrote 10 months ago: The Alleged Hooligans In a move that mirrors the potential arrest and prosecution of Olympic Gold Me … more →
New Hope for the Holidays
aphr wrote 12 months ago: CNJ Train Station - Jim Thorpe, PA - Christmas 2008 Just when I thought that it couldn’t get a … more →
Trouble A-Brewin'
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aphr wrote 1 year ago: One of Pennsylvania’s true destinations, the beloved Penn Brewery and Restaurant in the Deutsc … more →
Galloping into McCoole's at the Historic Red Lion Inn
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aphr wrote 1 year ago: Ahh, those were the days! The good old days when you could ride into town and hitch your horse up o … more →
A Haunting on the Delaware
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aphr wrote 1 year ago: As to whether or not spirits roam the halls of the Black Bass Hotel is a matter of personal opinion … more →
Five months to St. Patty's Day...not that we are counting or anything...
aphr wrote 1 year ago: Friday is the 17th of October. And you know what that means? It is exactly five months until Saint … more →
Searching for Ghosts in Gettysburg
aphr wrote 1 year ago: The Travel Channel’s popular “Most Haunted” show did a live program this past Friday from Gettysburg … more →
American Public House Review celebrates first anniversary!
aphr wrote 1 year ago: Today we begin our one year anniversary of the American Public House Review. Last October our journ … more →
The final resting place for a Continental Soldier
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aphr wrote 1 year ago: In the article entitled “Merci Beaucoup Bon Marquis” in the American Public House Review, I spoke br … more →
Possibly the Best Civil War Ballad Ever Written
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aphr wrote 1 year ago: During the month of July American Public House Review has focused on locations and articles germane … more →
Some Ghostly Tales from the General Lafayette Inn
aphr wrote 1 year ago: The history of the General Lafayette Inn goes back centuries to the colonial period in America. For … more →
Exercising The Right of Peaceful Assemblage
aphr wrote 1 year ago: Every four years our presidential candidates engage in the loftiest and least attainable of al … more →
A ghostly tale from behind the walls
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aphr wrote 1 year ago: With all of the talk on this blog in recent weeks about ghosts and hauntings, I thought I would rela … more →
