Historic Carversville Society
PO Box 41
Carversville, PA 18913

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A New Kind of Escape

Where the past meets the present, and the ordinary fades away.

Opening Soon!

https://www.carversvilleinn.com

6205 Fleecy Dale Road Carversville, PA 18913, 267-406-9162 info@carversvilleinn.com

In the heart of Bucks County, the Carversville Inn was built in 1813 by Isaac Pickering. It was Isaac’s intention to build the first tavern for the village of Milton (now Carversville). Isaac petitioned the court for a license to sell spirits to the public given there was no public house convenient to the mills and trade in and around Milton. Finally in 1815 the license was granted and the tavern was able to greet the travel-worn and wear with food and drink, lodging and care of steeds. Originally called the Bird-In-Hand, it was built in the federal-style with two floors and a gabled roof.

Throughout the passing years, the Carversville Inn has had many names including Milton Tavern, Bird-In-Hand, Carversville House, and Carversville Hotel. In 1943 it took on the name Carversville Inn. Over time, it has evolved with the economy, serving the local community in various roles, including a general store, ice cream parlor, and gas station.

New owners Milan Lint & Mitch Berlin are excited to welcome this historic landmark back to the community. Renovations are nearly complete! Follow along for progress and updates on their Facebook page or join their mailing list https://www.carversvilleinn.com/ 

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