Prohibition ended in the United States 85 years ago on Dec. 5, 1933.

It was known as the 'Noble Experiment' but when prohibition came to end 80 years ago there were few who missed it.

Prohibition ended in the United States 85 years ago on Dec. 5, 1933.

Today is publication day for Prohibition Peepers: Private Eyes During the Noble Experiment. Published by Down & Out Books in digital and print formats, the read is available at the publisher, Amazon, and other vendors. The anthology is edited by SMFS list member Michael Bracken. The SMFS list members that reported being in the read are: Editor Michael Bracken with "Cigarette Girl." David Dean with "Three Irishmen.” Jim Doherty with "The Private Untouchable." John M. Floyd with “River Road."…

By Ashley Beasley I’ve been waiting for Venice to step up its bar selection. The Townhouse revamp is not only a pleasant surprise, it’s a long overdue ode to Venice’s longest st…

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Lifestyle - Many people, regardless of prohibition, still attended secret parties and drank at places called Speakeasies.

Tree of Intemperance by Archibald Macbrair (c. 1855) – This is an American cartoon, but I think it best sums up the temperance movement. To supporters, alcohol was the root of social and mora…

In a celebration of one of the most significant moments in American history, the end of Prohibition, Remus Repeal Reserve VII emerges as a bourbon that not