Carolyn Cox and Patricia Caywood took over ownership of the Parkman Bar and Grill earlier this spring. They are working to continue the legacy of one of Parkman’s oldest businesses and follow in the footsteps of previous owner Dennis Davis, who owned the bar and grill for over three decades before retiring.
Patricia Caywood wipes down the bar at the Parkman Bar and Grill. Caywood is one of the new co-owners of the Parkman Bar and Grill, along with longtime cook Carolyn Cox.
Carolyn Cox and Patricia Caywood took over ownership of the Parkman Bar and Grill earlier this spring. They are working to continue the legacy of one of Parkman’s oldest businesses and follow in the footsteps of previous owner Dennis Davis, who owned the bar and grill for over three decades before retiring.
Patricia Caywood wipes down the bar at the Parkman Bar and Grill. Caywood is one of the new co-owners of the Parkman Bar and Grill, along with longtime cook Carolyn Cox.
PARKMAN — Since the original Parkman Bar was built in 1894, it has been the premiere — and currently only — dining and drinking spot in the census-designated community.
The current building has stood in its current location off Highway 345 since 1950, and one would have to drive miles in either direction before finding another place to eat: The bar is 8 miles from Dayton and 10 from Ranchester. The Parkman Bar and Grill isn’t a stopping point on a journey, but rather a final destination.
