History
One of the last surviving tavern-hotels, the A.W. Doe House was originally built in the same year that the Newmarket Manufacturing Co. was founded. The building later became the Rundlett Tavern and then the Washington House, which was run by well-known horseman H.H. Smith until 1870, when it became Silver's Hotel. G.H. Willey purchased the hotel in 1902 and added electric bells, hot and cold water, steam heat, and a livery stable.
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Newmarket, New Hampshire · United States
