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Grayville Saloon IL391

Picture Courtesy of Jim Kuntz

On this corner was located the roughest, toughest saloon in the history of Grayville. It was opened after the Civil War by Mike Smith, who made a fortune in illegal whiskey and gambling. The saloon was torched in 1881 and re-built and was finally put out of business by the State of Illinois.

Grayville Historic Group.

E. South St. & S. Main St., Grayville, White County Illinois


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