Bisonalities Again

A Pictorial History of Our Home Town

Eagle Hotel - Circa 1920                                                                   Eagle Hotel - Circa 2008

          

In 1825 Thomas King's "Yellow Tavern," located on First and Walnut Streets, burnt to the ground. He and his father, Robert King, were already in the process of building a newer and grander building. That project was accomplished the next year by his master stone mason, Ebanezer Evans, and a group of local carpenters. Robert King died before the Eagle Hotel was opened.

Since it first opened there has been a succession of owners:

1826-1842 -- Thomas King
1842-1853 -- Amos Judson
1853-1857 -- John Curtis
1857-1862 -- J. L. Cook
1862-1870 -- Robert Leslie
1870-1872 -- P. E. Judson
1872-1879 -- Guy C. Judson
1879-1899 -- P. E. Judson
1899-1944 -- Stanley Cracker
1944-1954 -- Edith Cracker
1954-1973 -- Carl Guyer
1973-1977 -- Robert Zelenak
1977-1977 -- Kathryn Zelenak
1977-Present -- Fort Le Boeuf Historical Society

This picture was furnished by Herb Walden, Class of 1956. The explanation is a combination of information received from both Herb Walden and Lou Dove.

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