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The Tombs (bar)

Georgetown bar and rathskeller opened in 1962.

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The Tombs, a restaurant and bar in Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown neighborhood, opened on July 23, 1962, as the below-ground rathskeller for the restaurant 1789. Its name comes from a fictional establishment in a T. S. Eliot poem. A favorite of Georgetown University students and alumni, it has been named one of America's best college bars. Clyde's Restaurant Group bought it in 1985.

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