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The Hudson River shoreline: 1766 and 2012
The Ear Inn is one of Manhattan's oldest taverns—a low-key little pub on Spring and Greenwich Streets with a colorful history.
The Federal-style house was built in 1817 by tobacco farmer James Brown, an African-American Revolutionary War hero rumored to have been an aide to George Washington.
A downstairs bar has existed since 1833. It's supposedly haunted by the mischief-making
If you are unfamiliar with The Ear Inn and how Manhattan has expanded over the years a lovely post from "Ephemeral New York".
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