Moonshine Still Belonging to Pearlie Workman
 

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“Moonshine Still Belonging to Pearlie Workman,” Appalachian State University Libraries Digital Collections, accessed December 18, 2024, https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/items/show/6591.


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Title

Moonshine Still Belonging to Pearlie Workman

Description

This image shows a view of barrels in Pearlie Workman's underground moonshine still on Warlick Chapel Road in Connelly Springs, North Carolina in 1973. The "Moonshining in Burke County: The Career of N.C. ABC officer Fred Hennessee" scrapbook collection was created by Fred Hennessee during his law enforcement career, as deputy sheriff for Burke County, North Carolina, and as an officer for the North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Board.

Subject

Distilling, Illicit--North Carolina--Burke County--Photographs

Source

AC.469 Moonshining in Burke County: The Career of N.C. ABC Officer Fred Hennessee (Originals are the property of Sharon Williamson and Margaret Stump, Morganton, N. C.)

Date

1973

Contributor

Morganton News Herald

Format

Black-and-white photographs
JPEG

Type

Image

Identifier

469_037_SM

Coverage

Burke County (N.C.)

Spatial Coverage

https://www.geonames.org/4458194/burke-county.html

Temporal Coverage

1970s

Rights Holder

The copyrights of the photographs and newspaper clippings belong to the Morganton News Herald of Morganton, N. C.