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Each of our locations is filled with many historic pieces from around the world. We even have some interactive photos that allow you to take a tour and click on the anitques and figures that interest you the most. Your will find that their history and origin are all very exciting!

Interactive Photo

Click on this link to see a description for the the various parts of this interior.

The Harvest Table

The best place to meet new friend or dine with old ones!

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The Harp Room

Perfect for a group of 8-10 people. You might just feel as if you are in a small family pub in Ireland

The Cove

Perfect for hanging out with friends, waiting for a table, or enjoying a meal!

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MILTON

BROOKHAVEN

Bar and Dining Area

The perfect place to gather with friends and family.

Photo credit: Sara Hanna Photography

Hand-Carved Wooden Bar Backdrop

The backdrop for the bar in adorned with hand carved wood. The left panel in the photo displays the King George Carving - It was made out of French Oak and French Pine, in the 1880's and came out of an old hotel. It was originally placed above a two-door entryway to a grand room or ballroom. The hotel was torn down and the piece moved to the new King George Hotel in Paris. The piece honored King George the 5th as the hotel was named in his honor.

Captain's Room- Carved Paneling

Made of English Oak in 1860's. Was in the dining room of a manor house outside of London. in those days the very famous and wealthy lived in an area outside of London in mansions.

Photo credit: Sara Hanna Photography

Street Scene

We have duplicated parts of real street in Ireland. All the way to the detail of the cobblestone path.

Photo credit: Sara Hanna Photography

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*Photos taken by Chelsea Eidson unless otherwise noted.

Hand-Carved Wooden Bar Backdrop

The backdrop for the bar in adorned with hand carved wood. The left panel in the photo displays the King George Carving - It was made out of French Oak and French Pine, in the 1880's and came out of an old hotel. It was originally placed above a two-door entryway to a grand room or ballroom. The hotel was torn down and the piece moved to the new King George Hotel in Paris. The piece honored King George the 5th as the hotel was named in his honor.