Bring friends and join the Dallas Historical Society and co-host D Magazine to sip, socialize, and learn more about the unique heritage of the Green Door Public House, the area, and a deeper look into Dallas history with General Manager Dunagin Gaines. The Green Door Public House occupies the first floor of the two story brick building built in the late 1800s. Its history includes four saloons during the early 1900s and was remodeled and occupied by Liberty Bank in the 1920s when prohibition began.
Bring friends and join the Dallas Historical Society and co-host D Magazine to sip, socialize, and learn more about the unique heritage of the Green Door Public House, the area, and a deeper look into Dallas history with General Manager Dunagin Gaines. The Green Door Public House occupies the first floor of the two story brick building built in the late 1800s. Its history includes four saloons during the early 1900s and was remodeled and occupied by Liberty Bank in the 1920s when prohibition began.
Bring friends and join the Dallas Historical Society and co-host D Magazine to sip, socialize, and learn more about the unique heritage of the Green Door Public House, the area, and a deeper look into Dallas history with General Manager Dunagin Gaines. The Green Door Public House occupies the first floor of the two story brick building built in the late 1800s. Its history includes four saloons during the early 1900s and was remodeled and occupied by Liberty Bank in the 1920s when prohibition began.
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