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.
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This photo was used in the second edition of Papers on the History of Worthington. Frank Feakes makes note of the planting of the elm (post Lafayette's visit) and suggests that Lafayette may have stood outside the gabled section of the Pierce Tavern which fronts on Buffington Hill Road.

This scene is located at the corner of Buffington Hill Road and Huntington Road.]]>
South face of house purchased in 1932 by Alberie Albert and used as headquarters for his potato farm. 311 Huntington Road. The barn in the photograph has since burned.]]> The schoolhouse was used as a residence for a few years for drivers for Henry Snyder's Express. Tommy Stone's family of four occupied it at one time. There was apparently a second floor; water was obtained from nearby brook.]]>