The Prohibition Era
Dublin Core
Title
The Prohibition Era
Subject
Prohibition
Description
A collection of primary sources illustrating the Prohibition Era.
Creator
Will Anglin
Collection Items
Postcard: "Why I Hate the Liquor Traffic"
![Postcard: "Why I Hate the Liquor Traffic"](https://narrative.drbushstudentsandbox.org/files/square_thumbnails/6fc126e2b1ca77f972ed74226d071b5e.jpg "Postcard: "Why I Hate the Liquor Traffic"")
A postcard with a poem by J. Frank Hanley, governor of Indiana advocating for the Temperance movement
Government Officers Destroy an Illicit Moonshine Still
The photograph shows government officials destroying a moonshine still
A typical scene of New Yorkers paying obsequities to John Barleycorn on January 16, 1920
John Barleycorn, a personification of whiskey, was given funerals by wets and drys alike when Prohibition went into effect.
Vine Glo ad
An advertisement for Vine Glo, a brick of grape concentrate that, when dissolved and left to ferment, made wine.
Bootlegger Car Chase
After a thrilling chase through the busiest streets of Washington, ... a couple of bootleggers and their car come to grief at the hands of the Capitol police
Red Byron Car
The car driven by Red Byron, who won the first NASCAR championship under Raymond Parks