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Centerville Tavern Celebrates 4th Anniversary

June 25, 2014 By Dayton Most Metro

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logoHard to believe it’s been four years since Archer’s Tavern opened their doors in Centerville.  Owners Scott, Mike and Dan were inspired by historical records that indicated that in 1802, John Archer Jr. constructed a log cabin on the northeast corner of Main and Franklin Streets. It was out of this log cabin that Archer operated the “Sign of the Crossed Keys Tavern”. The records indicate that village and township political bodies conducted business and frequently met at John Archer Jr.’s. Archer also assumed the responsibility of local Postmaster, which he ran from his tavern. Not only was Archer’s a center for local business, but it was a stopping point for many out of town travelers. Legend indicates that guests of the tavern included Louis Phillip, son of the King of France, the Prince of Joinville and General William Henry Harrison, who would later become the 9th President of the United States. Although the tavern was a business center, its main purpose was to act as a gathering place for members of the community to socialize, relax and meet friends and family while enjoying a hot meal and a cold beverage. Now,  now more than 200 years after John Archer Jr. established his tavern, Archer’s Tavern is celebrating it’s Fourth Anniversary as Centerville’s gathering place  all week with 1/2 off the bar from 11am to 9pm and nightly themed celebrations!  Join them for:

Thursday June 26th – Disco Night!
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Friday June 27th – Hollywood Nights….come dressed as or get served by a famous Movie Star!!

Saturday June 28th -“ANOTHER SCORE….YEAR # 4!!!” Happy Birthday Celebration Party for our 4th Amazing Year 

Sunday-Funday June 29th –  4th ANNUAL CRAWFISH BOIL!! Beginning at noon join us for Louisiana Crawfish, ice cold beers, music on the patio by DJD Productions, and corn hole!! There will be plenty to go around this year. $30 for unlimited crawfish plus 2 beer tickets or 1 250ml of wine.

You can visit  Archer’s Tavern  at 9496 Dayton Lebanon Pike in Centerville. Their operating hours are:

Mon – Thu: 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Fri – Sat: 11:00 am – 1:00 am
Sun: 11:00 am – 9:00 pm

 

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