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- May 26, 2015
- Collections - Set
Roadside Taverns
- Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 2, 1925 - This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- February 02, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 2, 1925
This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 1925 - This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- February 01, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 1925
This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 1925 - This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- February 01, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 1925
This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 1925 - This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- February 01, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, February 1925
This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, circa 1925 - This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- circa 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Eagle Tavern in Clinton, Michigan, circa 1925
This building was constructed in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop in Clinton, Michigan, on the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, the former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Henry Ford purchased the badly deteriorated structure in 1927, relocated it to Greenfield Village, and restored it as the Clinton Inn (later Eagle Tavern).
- Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925 - Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.
- September 01, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925
Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.
- Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925 - Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.
- September 01, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925
Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.
- Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925 - Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.
- September 01, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925
Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.
- Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925 - Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.
- September 01, 1925
- Collections - Artifact
Interior of Eagle Tavern, Clinton, Michigan, September 1, 1925
Eagle Tavern was built in 1831-2 as a stagecoach stop along the Detroit-to-Chicago road. In the early 1900s, during its use as a private residence, this former hotel and tavern fell into disrepair. Interior photographs from 1925 show neglected and deteriorating rooms. Two years later, Henry Ford bought the structure and relocated it to Greenfield Village for restoration.