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Bridge Tavern

The westside landmark Bridge Tavern was recently closed down, after liquor inspectors discovered they were operating without a license.

It’s always sad to see a long time business close its doors.

I’m not sure how long the Bridge Tavern has been around, but it shows up as the “Bridge Ave. Hotel” on the 1937 maps. My guess the building is somewhere in the neighbourhood of around 100 years of age.

Hopefully, someone will come in and take over the business and turn the ship around.

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