When the 18th Amendment outlawed alcohol in 1920, it set the stage for an underground empire unlike anything America had seen before. Prohibition-era gangsters stepped into the void, building fortunes ...

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You could brown-bag your bottle of bourbon and sneak into Printers Alley, walk through a secret entrance and get lost all night long. It was the 1920s in Nashville. Prohibition reigned, creating a ...