Schmulbach Brewery Arch with Ornate Tile Patterns Circa 1891: Black and White Photograph (KD005972X)

Black and white photograph of architectural details featuring a human head surrounded by ornate tile patterns on the exterior of the historic Schmulbach Brewing Company. Founded as the Nail City Brewery in 1855, it was acquired by investors in 1873. Majority partner Henry Schmulbach changed the name in 1882 and hired a master brewer from the famous Gambrinus Brewery in Cincinnati. This structure was built in 1891, and Schmulbach was closed in 1914 when West Virginia passed prohibition laws.

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• Museum quality, heavy-weight, bright white fine art paper
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