While we've stared at horrifying images of beer kegs being smashed during the dry times this city suffered through for 13 years, 10 months, 19 days, 17 hours and 32.5 minutes, what did the days after the prohibition repeal look like? Click through for a look at beer crates stacked higher than the eye can see, a massive line of men waiting on line for a liquor license, and the New York Times front page from December 6th, 1933, declaring that "New York Celebrates With Quiet Restraint."
Of course, if you want to relive the prohibition era, you can always head to 21 Club and ask for a tour of their old wine cellar, which is still hidden behind a secret door in the kitchen.
