Prohibition-era booze wasn't just illegal — it was often unsafe, poorly made, and downright gross for reasons rooted in how ...

According to “research” on a website dedicated to the bulldog bootleggers of New York City, bulldogs helped make deliveries of whiskey and spirits to speakeasies all over town during the 1920s ...

A century ago, Harford County was swimming in spirits. Prohibition was law but, in Maryland’s outlier counties, liquor flowed. Moonshiners ran stills in the old barns and deep woods, and bootleggers ...

Photograph shows men of Smith's Company of the Texas Rangers posed behind barrels of confiscated bootleg liquor. Nov. 9, 1922 near Tyler, Texas. (UTSA Libraries Special Digital Collections) ...

The 18th amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified in 1920. It banned the sale, manufacture and transportation of alcohol within the United States. It was one of the dumbest constitutional ...

The Prohibition era lasted from 1920 to 1933 and was one of the most fascinating periods in American history. During this time, the manufacture, sale, and transport of alcoholic beverages were banned ...

Indie game developer and publisher Junkfish Limited confirmed the official release date for their upcoming rogue-like title, Bootleg Steamer. The game will have you running a steamer ship in the 1920s ...