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CITY BREWERY (THE). Ignatz Seeger opened a small brewery on Locust Street in 1852. Called the Stone Brewery when it was opened, it was the third brewery in Dubuque. The name was changed in 1858 to The City Brewery which it retained for ten years. The company was reorganized as the [[DUBUQUE JOINT STOCK BREWING COMPANY]] in 1870. | [[Image:1864ad.png|left|thumb|250px|1864 advertisement. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]CITY BREWERY (THE). Ignatz Seeger opened a small brewery on Locust Street in 1852. Called the Stone Brewery when it was opened, it was the third brewery in Dubuque. The name was changed in 1858 to The City Brewery which it retained for ten years. The company was reorganized as the [[DUBUQUE JOINT STOCK BREWING COMPANY]] in 1870. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:08, 19 June 2017
CITY BREWERY (THE). Ignatz Seeger opened a small brewery on Locust Street in 1852. Called the Stone Brewery when it was opened, it was the third brewery in Dubuque. The name was changed in 1858 to The City Brewery which it retained for ten years. The company was reorganized as the DUBUQUE JOINT STOCK BREWING COMPANY in 1870.
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Carlson, Randy. The Breweries of Iowa. Arrow Printing: Bemidji, Minnesota, p. 30-31