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This drinking spot, named after "The King of Pirates" Henry Avery, was highly popular among gritty seafarers in the early 18th century. Legend had it that Avery himself once had a financial stake in several establishments throughout the [[Caribbean|West Indies]], but that appears to be nothing more than self-promotion. | [[File:AC4DB - Old Avery Tavern.png|250px|right]] | ||
This [[Old Avery|drinking spot]], named after "The King of [[Piracy|Pirates]]" {{Wiki|Henry Every|Henry Avery}}, was highly popular among gritty seafarers in the early 18th century. Legend had it that Avery himself once had a financial stake in several establishments throughout the [[Caribbean|West Indies]], but that appears to be nothing more than self-promotion. | |||
(Note: I believe it was burned to the ground by a disgruntled pirate in the 1750s. | (Note: I believe it was burned to the ground by a disgruntled pirate in the 1750s. – [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)|DM]]) | ||
(Note: "Disgruntled pirate"? | (Note: "Disgruntled pirate"? – [[Jill Murray (Abstergo Entertainment)|JM]]) | ||
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[[Category:Database: Landmarks]] | [[Category:Database: Landmarks]] | ||
[[Category:Animus Omega database entries]] | [[Category:Animus Omega database entries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:37, 4 August 2026
This drinking spot, named after "The King of Pirates" Henry Avery, was highly popular among gritty seafarers in the early 18th century. Legend had it that Avery himself once had a financial stake in several establishments throughout the West Indies, but that appears to be nothing more than self-promotion.
(Note: I believe it was burned to the ground by a disgruntled pirate in the 1750s. – DM)
(Note: "Disgruntled pirate"? – JM)