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The converted gas station where bootlegger Kenneth Threadgill gave a young Janis Joplin her start, launching one of rock's most tragic legends.
Everything that was here
- 1933–2020
Threadgill'sRestaurant/Music Venue
The converted gas station where bootlegger Kenneth Threadgill gave a young Janis Joplin her start, launching one of rock's most tragic legends.
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Threadgill's Old No. 1Restaurant/Music Venue
The converted gas station where Janis Joplin developed her legendary voice and bootlegger Kenneth Threadgill held Travis County's first post-Prohibition beer license.
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