18. The Dill Pickle Club
Back in 1914, the Dill Pickle Club was founded by Archibald “Jack” Jones, who organized the Industrial Workers of the World (union that protected workers). He left the group and started the Club where he could discuss with people about labor and societal problems. Some of the most famous Dill Pickle Club members were Upton Sinclair and Clarence Darrow. The Club was also a lot popular when Prohibition began, since it became a speakeasy. Here’s the entrance signs in this old photo.