Yellow Springs Door

Posted by Betsy Barron (Glenmoore, United States) on 16 July 2007 in Architecture.

Part of the Washington Building. The earliest record of the structure is a permit for use as a tavern in 1750. By the 1760's, the original log cabin structure had been replaced. Its name is derived from several visits to the village when George Washington used it as a temporary headquarters during the Revolutionary War.

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