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| King Philip, as he was named by the English, was the son of Massasoit, sachem of the Wampanoaug Tribe that helped the pilgrims through their first winter in 1620. As a young man, Philip watched as land was repeatedly taken from his father by English law and English settlers. This, and eventual skirmishes between each other, precipitated "King Philip's War of 1675-1676." The war raged on for two years, as Captain Benjamin Church relentlessly pursued King Philip from Plymouth to Albany and Sakonnet to "The Great Swamp War" fought in Kingstown, Rhode Island. Much has been written about Philip, with very little evidence to substantiate the claim. Many said he was a barbaric, bloodthirsty savage, but not all historians condemn him of this. Washington Irving, writing of his death stated, "He went down like a lonely bark foundering - amid darkness and tempest, without a pitying eye to weep his fall, or a friendly hand to record this struggle." |
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Restaurant
Monday through Friday
5pm to 9pm
Friday and Saturday
5pm to 10pm
Sunday
Brunch 10am-2pm
Full Menu-12pm to 8pm
We are available to open earlier for business meetings, weddings, after funeral celebrations of life or other large get- togethers.
Twohey's Tavern
Opens daily at 4pm
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| —WEEKLY SPECIALS— |
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| Prime Rib of Beef au Jus $11.99 |
| Shrimp and Brocolli Alfredo $12.99 |
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Prime Rib and Baked Lazy Lobster $17.99
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Deep Fried Lobster Chunks $15.99
18 Oz. Char-Broiled Rib-eye $15.99
Charbroiled Salmon Caesar Salad $12.99
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