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In the nineteenth-century, breweries built or bought taverns, then leased them to operators who could only sell that brewery's beer. Schlitz’s taverns were well-known for their social and cultural activities, including ethnic singing, musical groups, and theatrical performances. Around 1920, however, antitrust law compelled breweries to divest all real estate not directly related to beer production. Most taverns like this one were subsequently sold to their managers.
THE BELTED GLOBE ATOP THE CONICAL ROOF IS ONE OF THE FEW OF ITS KIND LEFT IN THE U.S. HAS BEEN A SERBIAN RESTAURANT SINCE 1958.
Also a contributing resource in the Bay View Historic District (listed: 8/23/82).
Milwaukee Official Landmark 1976.
Orig. est. cost - $5000.
Duke and Turner - Builder.
National And State Register Of Historic Places Listings
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Bottoms Up
Friday, October 06, 2017
A richly illustrated history of Wisconsin’s taverns and breweries, tracing their evolution from frontier saloons to modern microbreweries. Featuring 70 unique bars and a wealth of beer lore, it hig...
