
![]() Thank you to Kathleen Fuller, contributing author to "A Pioneer Christmas Collection", for donating partial proceeds from her book signing at this event. Her story, "The Calling", takes place at The Old Tavern in 1820 during a Christmas snowstorm. See our Resources page for a link to her book on Amazon.
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The Unionville Tavern has been placed on Preservation Ohio's 2013 most endangered list for the second year in a row. For the complete list please visit preserveohio.com.
News-Herald article: http://www.news-herald.com/general-news/20130531/unionville-tavern-an-endangered-historic-site-for-2nd-straight-year
Once a year, The Old Tavern is open for business...but you can't go inside and corn fritters are NOT on the menu. The Tavern's parking lot was open for parking at a cost and electricity was used by the vendors who set up in front of the building.
The Unionville Tavern Preservation Society would like to thank you for your support of the effort to "Save The Tavern!" in 2012. The Society's successes are directly related to your support and the support from the "Friends of the Old Tavern", generous donors, community members, and other organizations. We are encouraged by our progress and look forward to increased activity in 2013. We hope you appreciate our hard work thus far and will continue to support the effort to "Save the Tavern!". Remember, you can follow our 2013 activities on this website and on Facebook: save the tavern. For information on becoming directly involved in the effort please contact us at [email protected]. Thank you! ![]()
On January 10th, 2013, the Lake County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution endorsing the efforts of The Unionville Tavern Preservation Society to preserve the Unionville Tavern. To read the complete resolution check out the file below: ![]()
November 29, 2012 - The Volunteer Orientation will be held at the Unionville Community Center on December 4, 2012 at 7pm. Please remember to RSVP to [email protected] or by filling out the Volunteer contact form on the Get Involved page or drop down menu above. We hope to see you there!
The Unionville Community Center is located in Unionville on West Street behind the old school house. November 9, 2012 - If you are interested in joining The Unionville Tavern Preservation Society in the effort to Save The Tavern, now is your chance! We will be hosting a volunteer orientation for interested individuals on Tuesday, December 4, 2012. At the meeting we will be discussing the the Save the Tavern effort and the progress underway. Location and Time to be announced.
We are looking for individuals who share our passion for the Tavern and goals for its future. Anyone interested in volunteering their time or expertise to help "Save the Tavern" is welcome to attend this event. If you plan to attend, please RSVP to: [email protected]. Or fill out the Volunteer contact form on the Get Involved page or drop down menu above. Stay tuned to our Upcoming Events page and Facebook for updates on this event. We hope to see you there! October 23, 2012 - Tonight Madison Township Trustees unanimously passed a resolution recognizing and expressing support for The Unionville Tavern Preservation Society and our on-going effort to Save The Tavern! We want to thank the Historical Society and others who spoke on our behalf at the meeting. We have come a long way but still have a long way to go.
September 14 - The "Save The Tavern" and the plight of The Old Tavern received recognition in the News-Herald today, September 14, 2012. Our effort continues to grow and we appreciate the opportunity to share our mission with the community. We would like to point out that Mr. Rickard was supportive of our "This Place Matters" campaign last year, as we participated with the National Trust for Historic Places. We continue to make efforts to work with him and his staff to improve the condition of the Old Tavern. It is in everyone's best interest to come together to work behalf of this important historic landmark.
To view the on-line version of this article, please visit the News-Herald website. |
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