North Dakota’s capital city of Bismarck had quite the reputation during the Prohibition era. The oldest restaurant in the state, Peacock Alley, is located there and there are many legends that during the 1920s, secret tunnels underneath the restaurant were used to smuggle in alcohol for secret speakeasies. Obviously those days are long gone and Prohibition was repealed, but that’s not to say this city isn’t still hiding some secrets…

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