adjacent to library lot using parts of the former Pierce Tavern. Currently (2018) owned by Sandy Epperly.]]>
The Tavern stood on site of current Worthington Library in Worthington Corners. It was where the Marquis de Lafayette stayed during his 1825 visit to Worthington, after which it was renamed "Lafayette House." Parts of the original building were incorporated into the Creelman/Epperly House, the building immediately to the south of the library.
]]> Nancy Trow (1892-1985) was born in Worthington
and was the daughter of Alfred W. Trow (1862-1938) who ran the Worthington Inn. Her mother was Ida Bartlett Trow. Titled: "All abroad for Cummington Fair." From left: Sydney Trow (1896-1989), Ida Bartlett Trow (1861-1933), Elizabeth (Bessie) Trow? (1887-1968 and Nancy (Nina) Trow? (1892-1985) ]]> and was the daughter of Alfred W. Trow who ran the Worthington Inn. Her mother was Ida Bartlett Trow. Title is 'Cheer up, Sid' Sydney Trow was Nancy's younger sister. Glass slide GS079 also shows this image.]]> and was the daughter of Alfred W. Trow who ran the Worthington Inn. Her mother was Ida Bartlett Trow. Titled: "Oh you didn't get away this time Daddy." Shows Alfred W. Trow at center surrounded by four daughters. Nina, is probably on the right.]]> and was the daughter of Alfred W. Trow who ran the Worthington Inn. Her mother was Ida Bartlett Trow. Entitled "Ball Team of 1903", children are not identified further.]]> and was the daughter of Alfred W. Trow who ran the Worthington Inn. Her mother was Ida Bartlett Trow. Sidney Trow is in pinafore at top left. Next to her on left is Grace G. Rachel E.? in middle. At right from top: Leland C., Alice B. Miriam Ely.]]>