public house
| Building licensed for consumption of liquor. |
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Kragler's arrival -- he had been a tortured prisoner of war in Africa -- sways Anna, but not before the defeated soldier heads into the city, crashes at a gin mill and joins a band of revolutionaries intent on taking over the newspapers. At a gin mill somewhere in Manhattan, the two brothers talked shop after work. The 34,000 square foot building exterior is wrapped in tin that was brought up from a Gin Mill in Mississippi and painstakingly attached to the venue. |
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