Just off the town square in Lynchburg is Miss Mary Bobo's Boarding House where Mr. Jack took many a noonday meal. It's a Lynchburg tradition that started as a traveler's hotel back in 1867. Miss Mary Bobo ran the boarding house until her death in 1983, one month prior to her 102nd birthday. During Miss Mary's time, most of the boarders who lived and took all their meals there were old bachelors like Tom Motlow, who ran the Farmer's Bank, and the federal agents assigned to regulate the Distillery.

Since 1984, Jack Daniel's great-grandniece, Miss Lynne Tolley, has been the proprietress of Miss Mary's. It's no longer a boarding house, but it's a great place for a real home-cooked meal, experiencing Southern hospitality at its best and even making some new friends.