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Thomas Jefferson visited a number of Massachusetts inns and taverns, on his trips through western Massachusetts in 1784 and, especially, in 1791.
| Name | Location | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Ames's | Dedham | 1784[1] |
| Folsom's | Exeter | 1784[1] |
| Killock's | Williamstown | 1791[3] |
| Mann's | between Providence, R.I., and Dedham, Mass. | 1784[1] |
| Mrs. Mash's | Dalton | 1791[5] |
| Pomeroy's | Northampton | 1791[5] |
| Sandburn's | Hampton | 1784[1] |
| Sloan's | midway between Williamstown and North Ashford | 1791[8] |
| Smith's | Worthington | 1791[5] |
| Stebbin's | West Springfield | 1791[5] |
| Wheeler's | Lanesboro | 1791[5] |
- added by Jefferson Library Staff, 2008
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