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N.J. man finds unopened whiskey bottles, possibly from Prohibition era, scattered on Margate beach
The Canadian-branded booze was discovered in February, prompting speculation about how it wound up at the Jersey Shore.
Eleven rare bottles of Prohibition-era whiskey found buried on a beach near Margate Pier
Austin Contegiacomo was playing catch with his Sheepadoodle on the cold beach near Margate last month when his dog abandoned ...
Prohibition-era whiskey bottles emerge from sand at Jersey Shore
Lincoln Inn whiskey was distilled in Canada and may have been one of the companies that later became Seagrams, although it’s ...
Rare and mysterious whiskey bottles wash up on NJ beach
A whiskey river wasn’t on Austin Contegiacomo’s mind when he found an ocean of it — a Prohibition-era stash, to be exact — ...
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Rare whiskey bottles, believed to be from Prohibition, found on beach
A U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer and his dog stumbled across something unexpected on a New Jersey beach last month: nearly a ...
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Prohibition-era whiskey bottles, still presumably full of booze, found on beach along Jersey Shore
Users believe the bottles were from Montreal, Quebec, and circulated in the U.S. during Prohibition. The Jersey coast was part of the rum runners' route when alcohol was illegal in the 1920s and early ...
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Margate, Inner View of the Pier and Bathing Rooms, Taken from the Shipwrights
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Incredible Prohibition-era whiskey bottles emerge from sand at Jersey Shore beach
The mysterious bottles were laying flat, half buried in the wet sand just south of Margate Pier. Each was still filled with golden liquid with the name Lincoln Inn embossed in the glass.
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Incredible Prohibition-era whiskey bottles emerge from sand at Jersey Shore beach
The mysterious bottles were laying flat, half buried in the wet sand just south of Margate Pier. Each was still filled with golden liquid with the name Lincoln Inn embossed in the glass. “Originally I ...