"Established in 1762, Fraunces Tavern is most famous as the site where George Washington allegedly gathered a group of officers in 1783 to thank them for their service during the American Revolution. The tavern has many rooms, but Lafayette’s Hideout Bar and the Dingle Whiskey Bar are the most convivial for drinks — and to see apparitions, like the ghosts of the husband who killed his wife and then himself at the tavern in the 1790s. The tavern hosts haunted tours from time to time and the second floor holds a history museum, complete with George Washington’s tooth." - Laine Doss
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