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[[Image:GLABW.jpg|left|thumb|350px|Photo courtesy: Center for Dubuque History]]GLAB BREWERY. The Glab Brewery was the successor of the [[NORTHERN BREWING COMPANY]] founded by [[GLAB, Adam|Adam GLAB]]. Upon his father's death, [[GLAB, Nicholas|Nicholas GLAB]] took over this father's brewery and renamed it. Associated with the brewery was a park featuring "serpentine" walks music, ten-pins, and shooting gallery. (1) | [[Image:GLABW.jpg|left|thumb|350px|Photo courtesy: Center for Dubuque History and the Telegraph Herald]]GLAB BREWERY. The Glab Brewery was the successor of the [[NORTHERN BREWING COMPANY]] founded by [[GLAB, Adam|Adam GLAB]]. Upon his father's death, [[GLAB, Nicholas|Nicholas GLAB]] took over this father's brewery and renamed it. Associated with the brewery was a park featuring "serpentine" walks music, ten-pins, and shooting gallery. (1) | ||
The Glab Brewery was located on the later site of [[HOLY GHOST CATHOLIC CHURCH]] and school. Caves between 30th and 31th [[STREETS]] along Central Avenue were owned by the brewery and used for storing their beer. (2) After the brewery was gone, the southern most cave was used for some time to grow mushrooms. When this business declined, there was talk of using the cave in a cheese-making venture to use the cold storage and spring water. (3) | The Glab Brewery was located on the later site of [[HOLY GHOST CATHOLIC CHURCH]] and school. Caves between 30th and 31th [[STREETS]] along Central Avenue were owned by the brewery and used for storing their beer. (2) After the brewery was gone, the southern most cave was used for some time to grow mushrooms. When this business declined, there was talk of using the cave in a cheese-making venture to use the cold storage and spring water. (3) | ||
Revision as of 17:13, 16 January 2020
GLAB BREWERY. The Glab Brewery was the successor of the NORTHERN BREWING COMPANY founded by Adam GLAB. Upon his father's death, Nicholas GLAB took over this father's brewery and renamed it. Associated with the brewery was a park featuring "serpentine" walks music, ten-pins, and shooting gallery. (1)
The Glab Brewery was located on the later site of HOLY GHOST CATHOLIC CHURCH and school. Caves between 30th and 31th STREETS along Central Avenue were owned by the brewery and used for storing their beer. (2) After the brewery was gone, the southern most cave was used for some time to grow mushrooms. When this business declined, there was talk of using the cave in a cheese-making venture to use the cold storage and spring water. (3)
In 1891 an article in the "Dubuque Daily Herald" announced the brewing of two new beers for the holidays. Glab Brothers' "Hoffbrau" and "Extra Pale Pilsener" were said to be
as mellow as an old apple, with
a flavor as delicious as the nectar
of the gods, and with a sparkle as
clear as the sunlight on the hills of
eternal ice. (4)
In 1892 the company joined with other breweries to form the DUBUQUE BREWING AND MALTING COMPANY.
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Source:
1. "Caught on the Fly," The Dubuque Herald, May 31, 1885, p. 8
2. Here's Another Picture Query," Telegraph Herald, August 3, 1937, p. 3. Online: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=AdFBAAAAIBAJ&sjid=A6oMAAAAIBAJ&pg=1852,1603897&dq=glab+brewery&hl=en
3. Ibid.
4. "Something Nice," Telegraph Herald, Dubuque Daily Herald, December 13, 1891, p. 13. Online: http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=ZzdRAAAAIBAJ&sjid=99MMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5587,395072&dq=glab+brewery&hl=en
"Historic: 5 Properties, 1 Program Honored," Telegraph Herald, April 21, 2013, p. 11A