Lawrenceburg, Indiana

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Whisky's occupies two historic downtown buildings, one dating to around 1835 and the other around 1850, joined together over the years; local rumor holds the older building once housed a button factory. An elderly woman is said to have lived and died in what's now called the "Malt Room." Staff have reported her ghost tugging at a waitress's apron when no one was behind her, and a manager once caught a strong burst of perfume in an empty back room after closing.
Operating restaurant in two historic downtown buildings. Open Tuesday through Saturday; closed Sunday and Monday.
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