Destination Tennis: Ear Inn, New York

Aug 28, 2018
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Destination Tennis: Ear Inn, New York

Published Aug 28, 2018

The Ear Inn is one of the oldest operating drinking establishments in New York City. The building was constructed around 1770 for James Brown, an African aide to George Washington during the Revolutionary War.

Today, the two and a half story, Federal style townhouse remains virtually untouched, adding a quaint sensibility to the otherwise industrial and modern neighborhood. Come soak up the uniquely contagious energy at The Ear.

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