L. Bergman, Fred Connelly, Young Davis, Henry Yonkers, Dec. 1912 at Novotny's Tavern.

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Title

L. Bergman, Fred Connelly, Young Davis, Henry Yonkers, Dec. 1912 at Novotny's Tavern.

Subject

Taverns (Inns)
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Description

Black and white photograph of L. Bergman, Fred Connelly, Young Davis, Henry Yonkers, Dec. 1912 at Novotny's Tavern.
In 1886, Antoine Novotny, one of the Bohemian founders of this community, built a bar 423 South Union Street. Novotny's Saloon was the social center of the city's south side and headquarters of the Traverse City Hustlers semi-pro baseball team. In 1939 the business was purchased by William H. Dill, and the name changed to Dill’s. In the ensuing years, the adjacent meat market and vegetable stand were added to the pre-existing establishment. The second floor was the home of both the Salvation Army and a dance hall. On April 22, 1978, a fire destroyed the original wood frame building. The near replica of that structure, which was completed ten weeks later, continues to be one of Traverse City's social centers.

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Unknown

Source

GT Pioneer & Historical Society

Publisher

Unknown

Date

1912/12

Contributor

Unknown

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None

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JPG

Language

English

Type

Image

Identifier

530
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Coverage

Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan, United States.

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Black and white photograph

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