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"[[Tea%20room|Tea rooms]]" often served as covert drinking establishments during [[Prohibition|Prohibition]]. | "[[Tea%20room|Tea rooms]]" often served as covert drinking establishments during [[Prohibition|Prohibition]]. | ||
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The sign for the [Bird Tea Room] can be seen at right. (c. 1924)
Main Street at the corner of [Street], from left, the porch of the [Hotel], the old Town Hall, [and Tousley], the [Building] under construction, [Joe's], the [Block], and the [Block] are all visible.
([Daily Enterprise], undated clipping) The Blue Bird Tea Room, located across the street from Tousley Building, offered chicken waffle dinners, c. 1924.
"Tea rooms" often served as covert drinking establishments during Prohibition.