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Vice, Liquor, and the Vieux Carré in the 1920s
“We drank because they told us we couldn’t…” Undeterred by a constitutional amendment, the threat of arrest, or the very real possibility of drinking bootlegged poison, the French Quarter’s party roared on throughout the 1920s.
– by John Shelton Reed
Larger than Life: Bohemian Women of the Quarter
In the Roaring ‘20s, the French Quarter became an incubator for women exercising more than just their newly won right to vote.
– by John Shelton Reed