A County Full of Moonshine History

In this episode, Rick chats with Todd Johnson of the Johnston County Museum about the secret history of moonshining in Johnston County and what you can discover for yourself at the County Museum.
This is a collaboration between The Scene Vault Podcast and North Carolina’s Department of Cultural and Natural Resources made to spotlight the history of moonshine, motorsports, and the state of North Carolina.
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Thanks For Uploading Rick And Steve

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This is a awesome video

[@macsmith-cg6wg]

I went to see Mr. Flowers over 50 years ago. He had tobacco to rent. I wanted to rent his tobacco poundage but that didn't work out. He did show me around his property that day years ago though. He showed me where the judges and politicians would gather to go hunting each year. Mr. Flowers was a super nice guy and we spent several hours riding around on his property.

[@mountainmandale1587]

That's awesome!

[@mountainmandale1587]

Great stories, like you always do! Great job!

[@RAEckart22]

Never would think Johnston County & WIlkes County would compete for national magazine covers, but there you have it. Mr. Flowers & Saturday Evening Post vs. Junior Johnson & Esquire (although Junior got a movie made about his adventures)

[@jamiebridgers105]

I have percy flowers recipe we still deliver tracto trailer loads to gaston lake area and above and beyond

[@MrPither999]

And now Johnston County suffers from Rebecca Flowers.

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