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Boston 1852 pre-Civil War receipt, purchase Troy & Croton beer
Boston 1852 pre-Civil War receipt, purchase Troy & Croton beer
Boston 1852 pre-Civil War receipt, purchase Troy & Croton beer
Boston 1852 pre-Civil War receipt, purchase Troy & Croton beer
Boston 1852 pre-Civil War receipt, purchase Troy & Croton beer
Boston 1852 pre-Civil War receipt, purchase Troy & Croton beer

Boston 1852 pre-Civil War receipt, purchase Troy & Croton beer

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Nice invoice and payment receipt from the brewer Nash, Beadleston & Co. for 1/2 barrel of ale.

This company was in operation from 1839-1856.

                   Bought of NASH, BEADLESTON & CO.
Brewers 189 Amos Street New York     Office, 18 Haverhill Street
               188 Fifth Street, Troy
 
Superior TROY and Croton, Pale Brown and Amber Cream Ale
In Hogsheads, Barrels and Half Barrels, for Shipping or City Use
 

Boston May 4 1852 for Messrs. J.W. Sargeant & Co  Samuel Hoyt  for purchase of 1/2 Bbl Ale for $2.75

Small tear UR corner. Folds and creases. Some toning on folds.

4" x 7 ⅝"

 

In the city of New York the progress of brewing was slower than in other parts of the state. Here we do not find a new brewery until 1823, when the Croton brewery was established, owned by Miles & Bacon. In 1825 Abraham Nash established a small brewery in Troy, out of which later developed, in 1845, the brewery of Nash, Beadleston & Co., of New York City.

The Brewing Industry and the Brewery Workers' Movement in America By Hermann Schluter

 

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