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A log-framed inn served travelers on Sullivan Road circa 1850, offering rooms, food, and drink. It also housed church services and a post office for the town, then known as Tompkinsville. Operated by Frederick P. Miller and his son Timothy, the inn had a kitchen, dining room, barroom, parlor, and six bedrooms. Later enlarged and used as a 2-family home, it was deemed unsafe and demolished in 2000.
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Pocono Pines, Pennsylvania · United States
