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'''Address:''' 83 [[Bloomingdale-Gabriels Road|Bloomingdale-Gabriels Road]] (County Route 55)[[File:Adirondack Daily Enterprise, July 25, 1952.jpg|left|thumb|Adirondack Daily Enterprise, July 25, 1952]] | |||
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'''Year built:''' 1885 | '''Year built:''' 1885 | ||
'''The Shamrock''' is a bar and restaurant was owned by[[Theresa | '''The Shamrock''' is a bar and restaurant was owned by[[Theresa Brewster| Theresa Brewster]], [[Nancy Pandolfo|Nancy Pandolfo]], Mac and Harriet Jackson, and then Barbara "Doobie" Foley. It was closed in 1982, but reopened. | ||
The restaurant also fielded a softball team in the 1950s | The restaurant also fielded a softball team in the 1950s | ||
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', | ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', February 16, 2007 | ||
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Located on the back road going from Bloomingdale to Gabriels is the newly refurbished, remodeled, sunny-inside Shamrock Restaurant & Bar. Built in 1885, we are assuming as a home; some names that popped up were [[Orin Otis|Orin Otis]] and [[Charles Martin|Charles Martin]]. Somewhere in the 1940s, a woman by the name of [[Theresa Brewster|Theresa Brewster]] owned it and ran it as a bar called the Shamrock. In 1960 Nancy Pandolfo purchased it from Theresa and kept it open under the same name.Then, in 1971, Nancy sold it to Mac and Harriet Jackson, who kept it open as the same business under the same name. Some of you will remember that their son Dave ran a garage there also lor several years. When Mac passed away, Harriet ran the bar for awhile and then sold antiques from there In 1 978 she closed the bar. In 2003 Barbara (better known as Doobie) Foley purchased the building from Harriet. 2007 saw the building back to the Shamrock Restaurant & Bar, now being run by "Doobie" Foley and her family. The Shamrock is open from 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. weekdays and open later at night on the weekends. | |||
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Latest revision as of 06:34, 30 December 2025
Address: 83 Bloomingdale-Gabriels Road (County Route 55)
Old Address:
Other names: Shamrock Restaurant, Shamrock Inn
Year built: 1885
The Shamrock is a bar and restaurant was owned by Theresa Brewster, Nancy Pandolfo, Mac and Harriet Jackson, and then Barbara "Doobie" Foley. It was closed in 1982, but reopened.
The restaurant also fielded a softball team in the 1950s
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, February 16, 2007
Located on the back road going from Bloomingdale to Gabriels is the newly refurbished, remodeled, sunny-inside Shamrock Restaurant & Bar. Built in 1885, we are assuming as a home; some names that popped up were Orin Otis and Charles Martin. Somewhere in the 1940s, a woman by the name of Theresa Brewster owned it and ran it as a bar called the Shamrock. In 1960 Nancy Pandolfo purchased it from Theresa and kept it open under the same name.Then, in 1971, Nancy sold it to Mac and Harriet Jackson, who kept it open as the same business under the same name. Some of you will remember that their son Dave ran a garage there also lor several years. When Mac passed away, Harriet ran the bar for awhile and then sold antiques from there In 1 978 she closed the bar. In 2003 Barbara (better known as Doobie) Foley purchased the building from Harriet. 2007 saw the building back to the Shamrock Restaurant & Bar, now being run by "Doobie" Foley and her family. The Shamrock is open from 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. weekdays and open later at night on the weekends.
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