Thanks, Richard. I guess what I'm wondering is if any of the "secret bars" that are all the rage these days for hipsters and other cool people (lol) were, at some point, speakeasies. Like Room 13, whcih is featured in this article: http://www.thrillist.com/drink/chicago/lakeview/room-13-how-to-get-into-the-secret-speakeasy-under-the-old-chicago-inn
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I was actually wondering if your links had had any effect on the prices. Great service, but not without its "price"...pardon the pun. lol It's always a bit dangerous when you show interest in collectibles. In my experience, more interest makes the seller think they can up the asking price. Ugh.
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I was actually wondering if your links had had any effect on the prices. Great service, but not without its "price"...pardon the pun. lol
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WayOutWardell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's a great website via Northwestern that has > homicide stats from 1870-1930 in a searchable > database that might be of some help, as the police > reports have been entered as they were originall > written. I've poerd over this site for hours and > hours. It would be interesting to see w
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Hello! I've seen a few articles about "secret bars" lately and wondered if there are any speakeasies that have remained well-kept secrets since the days of Prohibition. Thanks! Jamie
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When was it torn down?
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