Hungerford’s Tavern

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Hungerford’s Tavern was an 18th-century inn and public house in Rockville, Maryland, that served as an early political and social center for the surrounding community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic tavern
inn
public house
activeDuring early 19th century
late 18th century
architecturalStyle 18th-century vernacular
category 18th-century establishments in Maryland
Buildings and structures in Rockville, Maryland
History of Montgomery County, Maryland NERFINISHED
Taverns in Maryland
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demolished 19th century
hasUse inn
political gathering place
public meeting place
social center
tavern
heritageDesignation local historic site (no longer standing)
inception circa 1770s
legacy considered a birthplace of Rockville’s civic life
remembered as early social center of Rockville community
locatedIn Maryland
Montgomery County
surface form: Montgomery County, Maryland

Rockville town center area NERFINISHED
Rockville, Maryland NERFINISHED
Thompson’s Corner (early name of Rockville area) NERFINISHED
locatedOn main road between Georgetown and Frederick
materialUsed wood
mentionedIn histories of Montgomery County, Maryland
local histories of Rockville
namedAfter Charles Hungerford NERFINISHED
partOf early transportation and postal routes between Georgetown and Frederick
significantEvent associated with formation of Montgomery County government
helped establish Rockville as county seat of Montgomery County
hosted local elections and political meetings
served as de facto courthouse before a dedicated courthouse was built
served as early political center for Rockville area
used as meeting place for county court sessions

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