| May 29, 2012 | ||
| 7:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
Presented by J. J. Jenkins
Before the 1920s, beer and wine making were common in the Holyland (rural Calumet & Fond du Lac counties). Around 1924 people began converting abandoned cheese factories and barns into distilling operations and the Holyland became a center of the illegal liquor trade. Through newspaper articles, interviews, public documents and contemporary histories, learn how the development of moonshining in the Holyland resulted from a combination of economic necessity, the availability of the railroad, the demise of local cheese factories, and a strong German Roman Catholic heritage.

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