Three Ways to Learn More About The Historic Tun

1. Join us for the fourth episode of The Tun Through the Decades history series, “The Tun’s Final Decade … 30 Steps Too Far!,” focusing on the years 1770 through 1781, at 7:30 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, October 28. The episode will explore the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, the Naval Committee, the return of the St. George Society, the tavern’s connection to the Continental Marines, and the events that ultimately led to the building’s demolition. Register for the event.
2. In honor of the 251st birthday of the Marine Corps in Philadelphia, The Tun Legacy Foundation and WeVenture Philadelphia are offering an encore presentation of The Tun Legacy Tour: Secrets of The Tun. The 2.5-hour bus tour, developed with a grant from America250PA, debuted last year and visits Philadelphia sites significant to the history of The Tun. There are 30 spots available for the bus tour on each of these two dates: 10 a.m., Monday, November 9 and 10 a.m., Wednesday, November 11, Veterans Day. The cost of the tour is $60, which includes the guide, bus transportation, and a $5 donation to The Tun Legacy Foundation. Book at this link.
3. Pat Dailey, founder of The Tun Legacy Foundation, joined Visit Philadelphia’s 52 Weeks of Firsts podcast to discuss the history and legacy of the historic Tun. Though the tavern was demolished in 1781, The Tun Legacy Foundation is working to bring it back as a place that celebrates Philadelphia’s history, shared heritage and spirit of community. Watch the podcast video.

Pat Dailey, founder of The Tun Legacy Foundation, with Marisa Magnatta, host of Visit Philadelphia’s 52 Weeks of Firsts podcast.