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In 1704, Thomas James, met his bride to
be, Patience Farrow, and they began building their dream house
in a very small hamlet-style town known as Conahasset. It was
that house, part of which still stands today, that is now The
Red Lion Inn. From when it served as a stop on the stage
coach route - until it was used by the Underground Railroad to
house fleeing slaves - or even more recently when inebriated,
rowdy celebrities were asked to leave, The Red Lion Inn has
survived as a home to travelers and as a place serving a good
meal to locals. Now 300 years later, The Red Lion Inn still
strives to meet the needs of its customer and to provide
rooms, food and grog for
all.
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HISTORY OF THE INN
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