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Prohibition is alive and well at Milton Historical Society
March 28, 2014
Director Allison Schell holds a bottle of rye from the Prohibition days, one of several examples on display. BY DENY HOWETH
A copper still and several bottles of Prohibition-era liquor are on display, as well as a modern-era brew kettle. BY DENY HOWETH
Petitions from Milton with signers supporting Prohibition.
The Milton Historical Society is currently featuring Dry Spell: The Prohibition Experience, an exhibit curated by Allison Schell, executive director. The exhibit is free and open to the public. For more information go to historicmilton.org or call 684-1010.
The historical society will also feature the exhibit, Miltonians: A Portrait Show, which will open Friday, April 4 with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m.
