The All Souls' Hospital was a Catholic hospital based in Morristown, New Jersey. It was run in part by the Grey Nuns of Montreal. Its founding chair was Paul Revere, lawyer, civic leader, and great-gr
The expanded Arnold's Tavern, moved to Mt. Kemble Avenue, served as its first location
Arnold's Tavern before its expansion, 1893 illustration by Suzy Howell
Expanded front view of All Souls' Hospital
Adams & Fairchild was a 19th century grocery store located beside the Morristown Green in Morristown, New Jersey. Circa 1882, it operated out of historic 1740s tavern, Arnold's Tavern, notable for its
All Souls' Hospital
…trial in 1780. By 1882, the Tavern was owned by Philip H. Hoffman and Hampton O. Marsh, and multiple retail stores were in the Tavern. The stores were Adams & Fairchild, P. H. Hoffman & Son Clothiers (owned by Hoffman), and the jewelry store of F. J. Crowell. That year, Philip H. Hoffman was the owner of the building…
Adams & Fairchild temporary building on 15 South Street in August 1886
1886 photograph featuring the Arnold's Tavern storefront. "E. A. Van Fleet, H. H. Fairchild, and F. H. Fairchild are identified as standing behind [the carriages] on the left" while the Hoffmans stand on the right. Images of America: Morristown does not specify which carriages.
Adams & Fairchild operating out of the Hoffman building in 1897