Discover the hidden history of colonial taverns and their vital role in the American Revolution during this special presentation hosted by the Longmeadow Historical Society and the Friends of Storrs Library. As part of the 250th-anniversary celebrations, this lecture explores how taverns served as hubs for political discourse and community gathering. Join us for an insightful evening that blends local heritage with the broader narrative of the American struggle for independence in Massachusetts.
What to Expect
An informative hour-long presentation detailing the social and political importance of taverns in revolutionary-era America.
Who Should Attend
History enthusiasts
Local residents
Students of American history
Beer culture fans
Community members
Agenda Overview
6:30 PM: Welcome and Introduction; 6:40 PM: Lecture on Taverns and the Revolution; 7:20 PM: Q&A Session; 7:30 PM: Conclusion.
Venue & Address
Richard Salter Storrs Library
693 Longmeadow St Longmeadow , Massachusetts – 01106 United States
Organizer
Longmeadow Historical Society · Non-profit
Dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Longmeadow, Massachusetts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to register?
Yes, please register in advance through the library website.
Is there a cost?
The event is free to the public.
Where is it located?
Richard Salter Storrs Library, 693 Longmeadow St, Longmeadow, MA.
What is the age requirement?
This event is open to all interested community members.
Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available at the library.
Who is the speaker?
The presentation is led by a professional beer historian.
Tags
History
Lecture
Longmeadow
Revolutionary War
Beer History
Library Event
Summary
A historical lecture exploring the significance of taverns during the American Revolution, hosted at the Richard Salter Storrs Library.