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The Revolutionary-Era NYC Bar That Shaped a Nation (and Still Has Stories to Tell) | American Icons
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3:45Now PlayingIn this episode of American Icons, presented by Fox Nation, comedian and actor Sebastian Conelli takes viewers inside one of downtown Manhattan’s most legendary landmarks: Fraunces Tavern. What looks like a classic old New York tavern turns out to be a front-row seat to some of the earliest power moves in American history. Conelli digs into the stories, debates, and decisions that unfolded inside its walls, where revolution-era leaders once gathered and the future of a nation quietly took shape. It’s part history lesson, part New York character study—served with a side of “you had to be there” energy that only this city can deliver.
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