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Last night, An excellent, informative, and fun Ramey-Macatee Lecture from The Bridge Street History Center Did you know there was a Moonshine Conglomerate in Somerville, Johnson, and Hood Counties? ... See MoreSee Less

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Tonight! 6:30pm get $10 ticket online or at the door. ... See MoreSee Less

Tonight! 6:30pm get $10 ticket online or at the door.
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The Ramay Macatee Speaker Series "The Glen Rose Moonshine Raid" Thurs. Oct. 10th 6:30 $10

‘It wasn’t a matter of being bad guys and good guys. These were just people doing the best they could.’ – ‘The Glen Rose Moonshine Raid’ author Martin Brown.
The Glen Rose townspeople were desperate after the boll weevil obliterated their cotton fields. Cotton, after all, was their main economy. They had to find another way of making a living. WELCOME MOONSHINE!
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The Ramay Macatee Speaker Series The Glen Rose Moonshine Raid Thurs. Oct. 10th 6:30 $10 ‘It wasn’t a matter of being bad guys and good guys. These were just people doing the best they could.’ – ‘The Glen Rose Moonshine Raid’ author Martin Brown. The Glen Rose townspeople were desperate after the boll weevil obliterated their cotton fields. Cotton, after all, was their main economy. They had to find another way of making a living. WELCOME MOONSHINE! www.thenewgranburylive.com for tickets
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That’s a photo of Popcorn Sutton, other than being a moonshiner, had nothing at all to do with the topic. His grave marker did express the sentiment of all moonshiners from the whiskey rebellion to the present.

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Opening Saturday March 2, 2019

Spring is just around the corner and The Bridge Street History Center will resume our normal schedule of opening on Saturdays from 1-5pm starting March 2, 2019. We’ve had a busy off season planning a spectacular line up of events as the year progresses.