History on Tap: Historic Taverns of Prince William County

Taverns were once one of the most important places in American daily life. A combination of restaurant, bar, and hotel, taverns were a popular place for both locals and travelers. Join local historian Bill Backus as he explores the history of taverns in Prince William County, including some that you can visit today!

This program will be conducted online through Webex. All registrants will receive a link to the program via email 24 hours prior to the event. Use this link to join on the day and time of the program. Please plan to join this meeting five minutes early to help ensure that technical issues are dealt with before the program starts. Further information may also be sent with the link. Please include a valid email address with your registration.

AGE GROUP: | Adults |

EVENT TYPE: | Lifelong Learning | Genealogy and Local History |

TAGS: | PWC | LocalHistory | LifelongLearning | Genealogy |

Montclair Library serves a bustling suburban community in eastern Prince William County. With large glass windows and a stone terrace suited for outdoor performances, the LEED-certified building offers inviting spaces for children, young adults, and adults, including 22 public access computers, a PS5 gaming station, and a fireplace in the reading room.

Library grounds are also home to a restored 19th century historic property known as the Barnes House, an important part of the county’s rich African-American heritage.

Montclair’s community room offers seating for up to 100 people and a large-screen TV for presentations. There are four group study rooms. An individual quiet study room is also available on a first-come, first-served basis.