Front:
"ESCAPE OF DAVID BRADFORD" by Malcom Parcell
One of a series of Murals depicting early history along the National Pike
Che Bioneer Grill
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL
WASHINGTON, PENNA.
David Bradford, leader of the Whiskey Insurrection of 1794, resided in the old stone house still stand-
ing at 173 South Main Street, Washington. When the Insurrection collapsed Bradford fled to the Spanish
province of Louisiana; and tradition says that he escaped on horseback shortly before troops arrived with
orders to place him under arrest.
Back:
The George Washington Hotel, Washington, Penna.,
community owned and operated, 210 Rooms and all
with bath; fire-proof.
On Routes 40
403 (31 19 18 W. R. Lippincott, Mgr.
300
