NOTE: The 2009 Prohibition Resistance Tour was held during Bockfest, March 6-8. I took the tour on Saturday afternoon. Part II of the tour includes the Kauffman Brewery at 1622 Vine Street.
Built in 1856, the building features two levels of sub-basements, brick archways, massive wooden posts and beams, and intricate "hops" incorporated into the building façade.
It was operated as a brewery until closed by Prohibition in 1919.
Currently owned by City Center Properties, the building now operates as the Guild Haus, housing lofts and commercial space for artists.
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Previous reading on BC:
Prohibition Resistance Tour, Part I (3/23/09)
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Prohibition Resistance Tour, Part II
