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1892
1892 FoundedColumbia Brewing Co.20th & Madison Streets
Products
1899 Bock
1899-1906
Alpen Bräu (Worlds Fair 1904)
1904-1904
Carlsberger
1892-1906
Columbia Bock Bottled Beer
1892-1906
Columbia Export
1892-1906
Columbia Muenchener Bottled Beer
1892-1906
Columbia Pale
1892-1906
Columbia Pale Beer
1892-1906
Columbia Special Lager
1892-1906
Columbia's Banner Pale Beer
1892-1906
Wurzburger
1892-1906
News
1st August 1899
1st August 1899
Charles F. Koehler, former president of the Columbia Brewery in St. Louis, died after a long illness at age twenty-nine years. He left behind a wife and baby son.
Charles F. Koehler, former president of the Columbia Brewery in St. Louis, died after a long illness at age twenty-nine years. He left behind a wife and baby son.
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Circa: 1900
Circa: 1900
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Beautiful corner signs and a lighted outdoor ROG sign adorn the exterior of the Columbia Brewery.
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Circa: 1900
Circa: 1900
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The Brewery boys pose infront of the Columbia Brewery.
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Circa: 1900
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Circa: 1905
Circa: 1905
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Southwest corner of 13th Street and Geyer Avenue, including 1302-1304 Geyer with an Alpen Brau Beer painted wall and ABC Beer corner sign.
1906 Independent Breweries Co., Columbia Brewery20th & Madison Streets
Products
Alpen Bräu Beer
1906-1919
Davenport Extra Pale Beer
1906-1919
1920 Independent Breweries Co., Columbia Brewery 20th & Madison Streets
Products
Alpen Bräu
1920-1933
Alpen Bräu Beverage
1920-1933
Alpen Bräu Special
1920-1933
1934 Columbia Brewing Company2000 Madison Street
Products
Alpen Brau Beer
1934-1948
Alpen Brau Bock Beer
1934-1948
Columbia Bock
1933-1968
Columbia Porter
1933-1935
Shawhan Select Beer
1934-1948
Shawhan Select Bock Beer
1934-1948
White Seal Beer
1934-1948
1937Capacity 150000 Barrels
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Circa: 1938
Circa: 1938
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Workers load oak beer barrels onto the new GMC delivery truck owned by the Columbia Brewery of St. Louis, Missouri.
1939Capacity 250000 Barrels
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Circa: 1945
Circa: 1945
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Happy Amy's Tavern patrons enjoy Alpen Brau Beer.
1948 Falstaff Brewing Corp., Branch #52000 Madison Street
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Circa: 1948
Circa: 1948
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Falstaff and Hyde Park Beer signs visible out the window of a transit bus.
Photos
Circa: 1948
Circa: 1948
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The girl shows the boys how it's done, standing in frot of a Falstaff Beer tin sign.
Photos
Circa: 1950
Circa: 1950
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Two GIs enjoy Falstaff in cone top cans.
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Circa: 8th July 1950
Circa: 8th July 1950
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Beer joint back bar featuring Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer in bottles, a Falstaff Beer neon, a Miller High Life Beer fireball sign, and a Budweiser neon.
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Circa: 1951
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Circa: 1955
Circa: 1955
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A Falstaff Beer delivery truck rolls past a traffic incident.
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Circa: 1955
Circa: 1955
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Girls night kibbitzing in the kitchen with Falstaff Beer in cans.
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Circa: 1956
Circa: 1956
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Woman poses beside a 1956 Mercury holding a 1956 Falstaff Beer can.
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Circa: 1958
Circa: 1958
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Guy enjoys Falstaff beer in his kitchen.
1967 ClosedFalstaff Brewing Corp., Branch #5