Prohibition in Washington, DC: How Dry We Weren't

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Set during Prohibition in Washington, D.C., the narrative reveals a vibrant underground culture thriving amidst strict regulations. Author Garrett Peck shares tales of amateur bootleggers and the lively speakeasies that defined the era, highlighting the paradox of public teetotalism among politicians who secretly indulged. The book also celebrates the rich contributions of the African American community on U Street, where jazz music flourished. Enhanced with vintage cocktail recipes and a walking tour of historic speakeasies, this history captures the spirit of a rebellious time.