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| 1880 Fauerbach Brewery Lithograph | 1905 Fauerbach Brewery Lithograph |
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| 1868 Crew - Peter Fauerbach front, center | 1890 Bottle House Crew |
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| 1880 Fauerbach Brewery | Joseph Bossart |
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| 1848 - 1898; 50-Year Anniversary Glasses | 1907 Advertisement for Home Delivery |
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| Last known Image of "The Seven Lively Arts" by Bernhard Schneider, American Panorama Company, 1905 | A Newsprint Image in 1958, 10' x 16' ceiling mural. |
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| 1903 Wisconsin Football Program (inside cover ad) | Badger Club Beverages During Prohibition 1919 - 1933 |
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| 1907 Newspaper Ad | 1905 Nectarine Ad - see Labels page |
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| Lakeside View #1: Brewery, Bottle House, Ice House, 1919 | |
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| Lakeside View#2: Brewery, Bottle House, Ice House, 1919 | |
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| Avenue Hotel owned by Henry Fauerbach during prohibition | Announcement of 210 room expansion plans |
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Lithograph by Frank Tuchfarber, Brewery Art Co., Cincinnati, Ohio |
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| Fauerbach Bar reopens
in April, 1933
"On
the day prohibition ended in 1933, a crowd of 5,000 ecstatic people
mobbed the street outside the Fauerbach Brewery on Madison's East Side,
waiting for the beer barrels to start rolling once more. A lot of them
were German, and they led the crowd in rousing beer hall songs. Others
just cheered, and a few reportedly wept with joy." |
Madison, Wisconsin phone book, May 1933. The first issue after the end of prohibition |
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