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Fauerbach Brewing Company
View from Blount Street of the Fauerbach Brewing Company at 651-653 Williamson Street.
Fauerbach Brewing Company Interior Wall
A brick wall in a passageway in the brewery. This is an entrance through which horse-drawn beer wagons could pass.
Fauerbach Brewing Company
View from Blount Street of the Fauerbach brewery, with a number of cars parked near the building.
Fauerbach Brewery
August 12, 1931
View of the back side of the Fauerbach Brewery Building, 651-653 Williamson Street.
Fauerbach Brewery
August 12, 1931
Interior of Fauerbach Brewery, looking towards what may be a loading dock.
Interior of Fauerbach Brewing Company
Interior view of the Fauerbach brewery. There are cases of beer stacked against the wall at the end of the hall.
