Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. rum runner during prohibition The Coast Guard is a unique branch of the military (yes, people, it is technically a military branch ...

Editor's note: The following Post Times column by former staff writer Eliot Kleinberg originally ran in May 2020. We are reprinting it here to coincide with the publication of "Hypocrite's Row," the ...

Steve Bielenda of Miller Place grew up hearing stories about how the tugboat Lizzie D — which disappeared off the coast of Long Island in 1922 — most likely sunk because it was overloaded with cases ...

Fortine author Darris Flanagan on May 19 will describe a time when locals would sit on hills in the Eureka area and watch the headlights of revenuers chasing rum-runners. Based on research for his ...

Don Wilding will be at the Falmouth Public Library on Saturday, June 6, at 3 PM to talk about his new book, “Prohibition on Cape Cod: Running the Rum In.” ...

Some time after May 5, the S.S. Pellegrini, big French tramp steamer, left her native waters. She slipped clumsily across the ocean, arrived, last week, at Rum Row. She was heavily laden. It may have ...

Prohibition, that "Noble Experiment" in American history, was the law of the land from 1920 until 1933. But in that short span, it led to some of the wildest and most lawless of times in America’s ...

Loading external pages may require significantly more data usage than loading CBC Lite story pages. Windsor's prohibition era will be featured in a new short film entitled Stillwater. Production of ...