Edward H. Savage, author of Police Recollections; Or Boston by Daylight and Gas-Light ., Boston events: a brief mention and the date of more than 5,000 events that transpired in Boston from 1630 to 1880, covering a period of 250 years, together with other occurrences of interest, arranged in alphabetical order

Tavern

Burned down, Nov. 3, 1818

Rebuilt and opened, Jan. 8, 1822

Closed as a tavern, Apr. 1, 1854

Earle's Coffee, 36. Hanover street, kept by Hezekiah Earle, 1806

Eastern Stage, 45 Ann street, kept by Wildes, 1816

Old building removed, July, 1866

Fenno's, in School street, 1820

Fuller's, 75 State street, kept by Fuller, 1803

French's, 14 Back street, ZZZFrench, 1805

Green Dragon, Union st., near the Mill Pond, 1697

Called Freemason's Arms, 1767

Closed as a public house, 1832

George's, kept on the Neck, 1721

Grand Turk, kept in Newbury street, 1789

Golden Ball, kept in Merchants' Row, 1787

Holland's, kept in Southac court (Howard street), 1723

Pemberton House burned, May 16, 1854

Henderson's, 22 Elm street, kept by Henderson, 1816

Indian Queen, 37 Marlboro's street, kept by Wheelock, 1803

In Bromfield lane, kept by Trask, 1813

King's Head, kept near Scarlet's Wharf, 1670

One kept in King street, 1758

Light House, kept in King street, 1718

Logwood Tree, kept in Lynn street, 1732

Lamb, in Newbury street, 1743

In Newbury street, near Watch House, 1771

Register of Deeds' office there, 1786