William's Liquor Store, 201 W. baltimore Street, Baltimore, Maryland, 1959.
Burke's Cafe, Light Street, Baltimore, Maryland, 1952.
Schreiber's Liquor Store, Eutaw and Lexington Streets, Baltimore, Maryland, 1952.
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Have you ever heard of Kidwell Liquors? It was on Green mount Ave. I was wondering if you have come across the house whiskey they sold? I believe it was called IMK whiskey. Named for Isaiah Mathew Kidwell Whiskey?
This is my family and I am trying to put together some pieces of the Kidwell side. Id love to hear from any one who knew about this liquor store.
Ekreutzer@bcps.org