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King George Inn Closes

The King George Inn, a National Historic Site, has closed after 42 years in business.

 

The historic at Cedar Crest and Hamilton boulevards in South Whitehall has closed.

A message on the restaurant's answering machine says, "We're sorry. The King George Inn is now closed for business. Thank you for your patronage the past 42 years."

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No other additional information was immediately available.

The inn was built in 1756, and even before the Revolutionary War, it was serving weary travelers.

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It has been designated a National Historic Site by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior.

The land surrounding the inn was recently purchased by , where a Burger King and video store once operated. The real estate company that handled the transaction said the land will be banked for now but that a hotel is likely to be constructed on the site.

The stretch of Hamilton Boulevard where the restaurant sits has seen much recent activity. In addition to the Hotel Hamilton purchase, a new three-story medical office building is rising on Hamilton Boulevard, next door to  Also in the block, another  will be constructed at the site of a former miniature golf business. 

Also, jeweler  closed after decades at the corner of Hamilton and Cedar Crest boulevards. No plans have been announced for that site.


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