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English: Prohibition-era copper still pot, column, and condenser (c. 1920). From the collection of the McCleary Historical Museum, McCleary, Washington. Photo taken at "Stills in the Hills", a 2012 exhibit about bootlegging during the Prohibition era in the United States, at White River Valley Museum, Auburn, Washington.
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