In 1795, a small tavern opened near Boston’s waterfront, and never closed. Today, the Bell in Hand Tavern is known as America’s oldest continuously operating tavern. But its story isn’t just about age. It became a place where news moved without being announced, where conversations carried further than written words, and where the pulse of the city could be felt in real time.
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