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The members, some of whom belong to the police department, also play a kind of vigilante role against drug dealers, etc. The group was formed in the 1940s as the Citizens Brigade to defend Twin Peaks prior to the United States' entry into World War II. Among the founders was Sheriff Frederick Truman, whose sons Frank and Harry would succeed him as sheriff and become members of the Bookhouse Boys. They are not afraid to take the law into their own hands: e.g., when Bernard Renault is interrogated in the Bookhouse.

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  • Bookhouse Boys
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  • The members, some of whom belong to the police department, also play a kind of vigilante role against drug dealers, etc. The group was formed in the 1940s as the Citizens Brigade to defend Twin Peaks prior to the United States' entry into World War II. Among the founders was Sheriff Frederick Truman, whose sons Frank and Harry would succeed him as sheriff and become members of the Bookhouse Boys. They are not afraid to take the law into their own hands: e.g., when Bernard Renault is interrogated in the Bookhouse.
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  • The members, some of whom belong to the police department, also play a kind of vigilante role against drug dealers, etc. The group was formed in the 1940s as the Citizens Brigade to defend Twin Peaks prior to the United States' entry into World War II. Among the founders was Sheriff Frederick Truman, whose sons Frank and Harry would succeed him as sheriff and become members of the Bookhouse Boys. They are not afraid to take the law into their own hands: e.g., when Bernard Renault is interrogated in the Bookhouse. Like the Freemasons, they have their own secret gesture, a stroke with a finger on the temple They derive their name from their meeting place, the Bookhouse. It is a building full of books; it contains a bar and cafe, where members can make their own drinks. No mention of a membership fee is made. It is largely a wooden structure, with many alcoves, and old furniture. It is said to have been built in the 40s or 50s. When Sheriff Truman loses Josie Packard, he gets drunk and trashes the place.
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