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In the second part of our series, the classic bars of Old New York, we visit, quite simply,

two of the greatest and most famous bars in America. Pete's Tavern?

And it's our big claim to fame is that we were able to remain open during prohibition,

and it was due to our proximity of Tamadie Hall.

And McSorley's Old Alehouse.

History wasn't made within McSorley's,

but the makers of history have come to McSorley's.

The Bowery Boys episode 466.

The oldest bars in New York City, part two.

A visit to McSorley's old alehouse and Pete's Tavern.

Hey, it's the Bowery Boys.

Hey.

Hi there, welcome to the Bowerari Boys. This is Greg Young.

And this is Kieran Gannon, sitting in or rather sipping in for Tom while he's away.

And thank you for joining me for this. And to wrap up our series on the oldest bars in New York City.

Now check out part one.

We just released that to hear our visits to France's Tavern, which is one of New York's greatest links to the Revolutionary War, and Nears Tavern in Woodhaven, Queens, which has a very unique history that embodies life in a region before there was even a New York City or of five boroughs at all.

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