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With the rich history that Massachusetts has, it happens to be home to some of the oldest towns and cities in the country. Therefore, it would only make sense that it's also home to some of the oldest establishments in our country's history, too, right? For example, some of the oldest bars in America are right here in the Bay State. As it turns out, Massachusetts is home to three of the absolute oldest bars in America! In fact, each of those three establishments are just about as old as America.

This is quite the polarizing topic.

There's no such thing as a bad time for chicken wings.

Built in 1649, this inn and tavern sits atop Valentine Hill, steps away from the Oyster River and University of New Hampshire main campus.

Forget Arby's. THEY have the meats.

Plan your fright night road trip by visiting some of the most haunted taverns and restaurants throughout New England, each with a unique story to tell.

Travel recommendation blog Cheapism scoured the nation for the best places to nab a prime rib special, with a small restaurant in Maine making the list.

If you are thinking about heading to the outlets, you may see a ghost (or two) on your next visit to Freeport, ME, at this tavern.

With some places dating back to the early 1900's, here's a snapshot of some of the oldest bars and restaurants that are still standing in Portland, Maine

You can see a lot of things on a random Tuesday in Portland, Maine. Including a guy on horseback giving directions and stopping for happy hour at a bar

Just a few months after opening, the global pandemic has forced Big Babe's Tavern in South Portland to close and put the building up for sale

Duffy's will be keeping their typical dine-in practice on pause in favor of a total transformation that encourages social distancing and is a lot of fun!

Pour yourself a drink and enjoy trivia night from home. Duffy's is offering "Social Distance Trivia" from Facebook Live tonight, complete with prizes!

On the corner of Bracket Street and York Street in Portland's West End, there was once a famous tavern.