18th Century Re-enactors Visit the Jean Bonnet Tavern |
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This group of 18th century re-enactors visited the Jean Bonnet Tavern for dinner in early December 2008. |
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2006 Restaurant Olympics |
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Team Jean Bonnet Members from left: Heather, Trisha, Alvin, Melissa, Karen, Amiee, and Cindy |
Team Jean Bonnet finished first in the fifth annual Restaurant Olympics. Teams from eleven local restaurants tested their skills on Tuesday, February 7, 2006 in the competition fundraiser for the Special Olympics. |
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Under Construction - the Gift Shop at the Jean Bonnet Tavern Fall 2005 |
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Cabin Gift Shop - Grand Opening
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Spencer and Garrett Jacobs cut the ribbon at the Cabin Gift Shop grand opening celebration January 13, 2006. Congressman Bill Shuster, the Bedford County Commissioners, and Carol Snyder, Executive Director of the Bedford County Chamber of Commerce helped Shannon and Melissa Jacobs celebrate the event.
The log cabin was originally built in the late 1700's in Fayette County. Village Restorations relocated the building to its current location. Funding for the project was provided by The Progress Fund. |
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Third Annual Restaurant Olympics
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The Jean Bonnet Tavern brought home the gold at the Third Annual Restaurant Olympics on Monday, February 2, 2004. Mark, Faye, Cindy, Yvonne, Sarah, and Leann competed against nine other teams in games designed to test food service skill. Jean Bonnet Tavern is glad to have the trophy back where it belongs!
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from left: Participants Mark, Faye, Cindy Yvonne, Sarah, and Leann.
center: Jean Bonnet Tavern co-owner, Melissa Jacobs. |
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The Luau
began with cocktails, tropical drinks as fine as any made on the Islands!
The evening's main coarse featured a pig roast buffet dinner. Entertainment
was provided by local talent, Gene Coia. As the evening progressed, guests
displayed their talents competing in the Hoola Hoop and Limbo contests.
Rounding out the celebration, the evening concluded with a bon fire. (view
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Jean Bonnet Tavern ~ Photo Album
