Mory's

306 York Street

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Owner:Mory's Preservation Inc.
Year Built:c. 1817
Era:1638-1860
Style:Federal
Architect:Unknown
Current Use:Restaurant
Historic Use:Residential
Neighborhood:Broadway
Current Tenant:Mory's Association Inc.
Tours:Dynamic Broadway District

306 York Street is one of the most recognized places on Yale’s campus. It is currently the location of Mory’s, an exclusive restaurant and bar for members of the Yale community. In around 1817, the building was constructed. It is one of the few Federal-style buildings remaining in New Haven. Although the building has been altered a few times, it still is exemplary of the Federal style of architecture. It originally served as a single-family home until it became the location of Mory’s in around 1912. The site now serves as one of the most renowned collegiate social clubs in the country with many traditions that still remain today.

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February 22, 2018

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