500 Ale Wall Clock, Cooks Brewery, Evansville Indianapolis Indiana, 1950's Racing, Closed Brewery

500 Ale Wall Clock, Cooks Brewery, Evansville Indianapolis Indiana, 1950's Racing, Closed BreweryOpening in 1853, Cooks Brewery was a mainstay of Evansville Indiana until its closure in 1957. '500' Ale was produced during the 1950's in celebration of the Indy 500. The Evansville Civic Center now sits on the property of the former brewery. A beautiful and practical accent in any room, this unique high quality Wall Clock, featuring a digitally restored Cooks Beer label, serves as a statement piece.

It survived prohibition by producing distilled water

This beer was produced from the 1950's into the early 1990's

Williamsburgh Brewery was one of such breweries with only a short lifespan of 1875 to 1890

the mansion and land was sold to Andrew Finck for $25

The street name is one of the few remaining tangible remnants of what was once the largest brewery in Canada and considered a “cornerstone of industry” in St

Connecticut

Louis area from the post-prohibition era into the 1980's

flourished in the St

and its beers were sold throughout America and the world

Sebewaing Brewing Company first set down roots in the 1870s as Huron County Brewing Company

originally only to be available to the United States

: BPA free