VA-L61 Beavers Tavern

Marker text: BEAVERS TAVERN

The house to the east was Beavers Tavern, 1800-1840. This was the muster ground of the county militia and a popular station. John C. Calhoun was a frequnet visitor here.

Conservation & Development Commission, 1929.

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Location: US 29 Business (northbound), north of Danville., Pittsylvania County, Virginia

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