The Brown Palace Hotel – Denver, Colorado

Two-Bit Street – Ogden, Utah

The Rockwood Speakeasy – Butte, Montana

When Montana lawmakers passed alcohol bans in 1918, Butte’s nightlife went underground. Business owners concealed their speakeasies, brothels, and gambling halls in basements under the city’s sidewalks. During Prohibition, Rockwood (Rookwood) Speakeasy earned its fame hidden behind coats and code words.

Kemmerer, Wyoming Alcohol Culture during Prohibition

The Mint Bar – Sheridan, Wyoming

The Shooting Star Saloon

The Bigelow Hotel and Historic 25th Street

Women’s Suffrage and Temperance in Idaho

Brewing a Brew Culture

A Thirst for Freedom in a Dry Town

CSU Students Protest and Hold a "Beer-in" in 1968

Bootlegging, Immigrants, and Crime in Prohibition-Era Fort Collins

Early Prohibition and the The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Fort Collins