There are five fireplaces, including one in the formal dining room and in the master bedroom suite. The wrap-around covered front porch is also deep enough to accommodate seating or a ping pong table, as the current owners once had.Īttention to detail begins on the exterior with the scalloping of the façade, and continues as the front door opens into the foyer with a coffered ceiling and decorative inlaid wood floor. Whiteley said this house features generously proportioned rooms and ceiling heights of 12 feet-plus, taller than what is offered with the construction of new homes today. They also added the heated Gunite swimming pool, and updated the baths and gourmet kitchen. “It’s interesting to think of what there was before,” said listing agent Andrew Whiteley, who described this home as “the quintessence of New England elegance and charm.” And it retained that elegance and charm throughout several updates including a major renovation in 2012 in which the current owners added a new foundation and constructed an addition on the back, expanding the house to 7,734 square feet. It’s possible both Rufus Kings bellied up to the local bar.
There were two notable men named Rufus King, one from Ridgefield and one from Massachusetts the latter of whom signed the U.S. Surveyor General … General Washington appointed him as his Engineer and the rank of Colonel on 11 August 1776,” according to “Influential European diplomat Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand, the minister of affairs under Napoleon, is said to have dined in (a) Meeting House Lane residence,” according to Elizabeth Rose, the Fairfield Museum and History Center’s library director, on the Center’s website. So, some famous feet may have trod upon the front lawn of this house. A sign in front of this property says “Site of Old Tavern of Greenfield 1792-1812 At the sign of the black horse here Rufus Putnam, Talleyrand, Don Juadenes, Rufus King, Joel Barlow and Tapping Reeve were guests.” A meetinghouse can be a church, and a meeting house could be a tavern, a local gathering place. Graphics: nVidia GTX 970 or better with SM5.In the case of its street name, meetinghouse could have two different meanings.Processor: Intel Core i5-2300, AMD Phenom II X4 940 or better.Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system.Recent updates Main article: Updates Levels Levels Your journey, as the tavern's keep, begins now. Manage your tavern and be the host that all adventurers admire. Some will seek drinks and food while some might seek the warmth of a bed. Your job is to run the tavern - Dragon's Hangover. They tell tales of their adventures, transforming cotton tails to horrendous beasts, morphing storms to witchery! All the danger relived in safety because at the end of the day, the warmth still burns in the fireplace. What better way to relive the life than to run a tavern? Travelers and adventurers from all kingdoms, far and wide come aspiring for fame and glory.
They miss the dangers and wish they were young again. They have obligations and duties but most of all, the retired life is boring and redundant. Where? In the very taverns that are bustling with legends and the young at heart.Īfter years of roaming free, slaying evil and merrymaking in halls of drink, everyone takes an arrow to the knee. They listen of course, to the very far fetched stories that are passed down from mouth to mouth. But, what happens after the story? Where does the hero go after slaying the dragon, rescuing the damsel and freeing the people from an untold terror? No one really knows what happens to the old and retired soldiers. Every warrior is remembered, his stories spreading like a magician’s flame. Run your fantasy RPG tavern - let travelers take shelter for the night and serve 'em the best mead of their life with a good dose of humor.īy word, by book, the tales of the brave and mighty are told in reverie.
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