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BULL THE BOOTLEGGER: Our Noisy 1920s Neighbour

Posted on May 11, 2011 by Elaine Weeks

Another great story from “Was I Ever Lucky”, a memoir I am editing for long-time Windsorite, Barbara Kersey (née MacDonald). When my father, mother, little brother and I first came to Windsor from Nova Scotia in the mid-1920s, we lived … Continue reading →

Posted in People, The Straits, Walkerville, Windsor Now, Windsor Then | Tagged 1920s, activity, alcohol, alley, bootlegger, bootlegging, booze, border, Bull, demon rum, drinking, garage, Giles Boulevard, guns, history, Huron Street, illegal, legal, neighbour, noisy, police, Prohibtion, Richmond Street, rum, rum running, runner, sirens, smugglers, speakeasy, stills, Walkerville, wild, Windsor | 2 Comments

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BULL THE BOOTLEGGER: Our Noisy 1920s Neighbour

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