4 Daughters Irish Pub

4 Daughters provides a great atmosphere to meet friends and family for lunch, dinner, dessets or just beverages. With a full Menu of Irish/American homestyle comfort foods we also have the areas largest selection of beers on tap and local wines along with 2 full bars including a huge variety of the worlds finest spirits. 4 Daughters also provides live entertainment 5 nights of the week. Americana/Bluegrass Tuesdays, Jazz Wednesdays, Irish Music Thursdays and Rock N Roll Dance Fridays & Saturdays. That's not all... 4 Daughters also has a large game room with darts and pool tables a lounge area with leather couches and seats with fireplaces and 2 floors of dinning space and much much more. 4 Daughters Irish Pub has something for everybody.

126 W. Main St. was originally built in 1907, and soon became the home of the Bates Brothers Barbershop. The upper floor of the building initially served as a hotel boarding house with 12 small apartments that many railroad workers would call "home". The Bates Brothers operated their barbershop for over 50 years in the west portion of the building until the early 60's. The eastern portion of the building initially housed the UGO Theatre, later renamed the Bijou Theatre, Medford's first motion picture house.

Howard S. Boise and Peter Carter closed the theatre portion of the building and created The Club, a cards and billiards parlor. During WWII it evolved into The Club Cigar Store. It was just after the war in 1946, that the eastern half of the building was then known as Christian Schempp's Beer Parlor. In 1952 it was renamed the Union Club. In 1988, still operating under the Union Club, the building underwent extensive renovations over the next few years. In 1998, the building was again renovated to become Memories Antiques. And finally in 2007, the building was transformed, retain its historical significance to become 4Daughters Irish Pub.