The Old '76 House • 1668

The stone walls of this Tappan tavern have stood since 1754, when Casparus Mabie built it as a merchant house and gathering place that would witness the Revolutionary War firsthand—Major John André spent his final night here before his execution as a British spy in 1780. Four original fireplaces still anchor the colonial rooms, now filled with period artifacts and the hum of weekend live music. Come for the history etched into every beam, stay for traditional American fare served where patriots once plotted revolution.