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Stacy's Tavern Museum is an award-winning restoration of an authentic 1840's wayside inn which is owned by the Village of Glen Ellyn and operated by the Glen Ellyn Historical Society. It stands in its original location on Geneva Road. The tavern was built by Moses Stacy and his wife Joanna in 1846. The construction was mainly wood on a ...
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Erastus Ketchum died in his home at Stacy’s Corners in 1905...
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Stacy's Tavern is a historic wayside stagecoach inn in the village of Glen Ellyn in DuPage County, Illinois. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 29, 1974. [1] History. Among the settlers coming to northern Illinois following the Black Hawk War in 1832 were Moses Stacy and his family.
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- Geneva Rd. and Main St., Glen Ellyn, Illinois
In following Illinois Department of Health and CDC guidance during the COVID-19 pandemic, face coverings are welcome, but not required, for all visitors to the Glen Ellyn History Center, Stacy's Corners Store and Stacy's Tavern Museum.
Stacy’s Tavern Museum is an award-winning restoration of an authentic 1840′s wayside inn which is owned by the Village of Glen Ellyn and operated by the Glen Ellyn Historical Society. It...
Jul 1, 2016 · In 1976, Glen Ellyn opened Stacy's Tavern to the public as a museum. It is the only tavern in Illinois from its period still standing on its original foundation at its original location. Read more
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The Glen Ellyn Historical Society continues to operate Stacy’s Tavern Museum for the Village, providing regular tours guided by knowledgeable docents. But the Society’s role in the community has grown considerably since 1969. Around the Museum you will find the History Park at the intersection of Main Street and Geneva Road in Glen Ellyn.
2 reviews and 4 photos of STACY'S TAVERN MUSEUM "Great look at life in the 1860's. Award winning restoration of a small typical "overnight" stopping place. Only one in Illinois that is still on it's original foundation. Parking is behind the Tavern or at the History Center, at 800 N Main St, Glen Ellyn."
- 557 Geneva Rd Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
