#9 An American Revenue agent inspects 200 bags of sugar found in a Brooklyn warehouse which was capable of producing 2,500 gallons of illegal liqour a day, 1950.

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#9 An American Revenue agent inspects 200 bags of sugar found in a Brooklyn warehouse which was capable of producing 2,500 gallons of illegal liqour a day, 1950.

Incredible Vintage Photos Show What Brooklyn Looked Like in the 1950s

#9 An American Revenue agent inspects 200 bags of sugar found in a Brooklyn warehouse which was capable of producing 2,500 gallons of illegal liqour a day, 1950.

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