Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #05: Inns and taverns in the Midwest - Typical functions, forms, and layouts

Kwedar, Melinda F.; Hawes, Edward L.

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Title

Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #05: Inns and taverns in the Midwest - Typical functions, forms, and layouts

Author(s)

• Kwedar, Melinda F.
• Hawes, Edward L.

Issue Date

1981

Keyword(s)

• Inns
• Taverns
• Illinois history
• 19th century
• Illinois inns
• Illinois taverns

Abstract

Part I of this report explores the functions of typical inns and taverns. It established the bases for setting up a typical inventory of furniture, cookware, eating utensils, and all the other likely necessary and not-so-necessary items which would be found in a combined farm home and inn. Part II presents the results of field work on the form and layout of surviving structures in Illinois. It has several sections on the architectural content and the probable use of the space inside the inn. 109p.

Publisher

Sangamon State University

Series/Report Name or Number

Clayville Rural Life Center and Museum - Publications Series II

Type of Resource

text

Language

eng

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Sponsor(s)/Grant Number(s)

National Endowment for the Humanities

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University of Illinois

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