Y/M/D | Description | Place |
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1919/12/13 | Carrying out his determination to dispose of his New York home if prohibition went into effect, J J Van Alen of New York and Newport has sold his four-story house at 15 East Sixty-fifth Street, to Rufus L Patterson, - NY Times | J J Van Alen House, NYC, New York City |
1920/00/00 | Under Col Blanton's leadership, the distillery is one of only four US distilleries (and the only one in Kentucky) to continue making whiskey for medicinal purposes during Prohibition with a special government permit, 1920-1933. | George T Stagg Distillery, Frankfort |
1921/00/00 | After Prohibition is established in America, demand for Berry Bros wine and spirit surges in the Bahamas, a popular stop for smugglers. | Bahamas, |
1925/00/00 | In the 1920s, the Klan's lecturers travel the country promoting its pro-prohibition message with discrimitory views tailored to local prejudices, such as Asians in CA, Mexicans in Az, Indians in the Dakotas, Catholics in NH and Black Americans. | |
1932/12/00 | Elsie C Woodward, vice chairman of the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform, host a meeting to discuss lectures "on repeal legislation". | Woodward Townhouse NYC, New York City |
1933/12/05 | Prohibition is repealed, The Lido Venice speakeasy becomes The Lido, a legitimate club. | Charles Playhouse, Boston |
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