Michael Horne
Bar Exam

Romans’ Pub Was Old Speakeasy

Old roadhouse from 1885 had booze and Chicago connections during Prohibition.

By - Jul 28th, 2017 02:42 pm

Old roadhouse from 1885 had booze and Chicago connections during Prohibition. Back to the full article.

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3 thoughts on “Bar Exam: Romans’ Pub Was Old Speakeasy”

  1. Observer says:

    “Business: Tavern 100% alcohol”?
    Ahem, the world’s best salted in the shell peanuts, Barcelona, imported all the way from Baltimore MD are available for hungry drinkers.

  2. Christina Zawadiwsky says:

    Must visit Roman’s Pub! Thanks for all the research, Michael Horne!

  3. Mike Romans says:

    Thanks for the great story! I learned a lot that I didn’t know and it put together missing pieces of the history I’ve been wondering about for many years. I will pass this along to the previous owners family as well. Mike

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