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OMB Approval No. 1024-0018 <br />NPS Form 10.900 -a <br />(8-86) <br />United States Department of the Interior <br />National Park Service <br />National Register of Historic Places <br />Continuation Sheet <br />Section number 7,8 Page 2 <br />South Bend Brewing Association St. Joseph County IN <br />The same is true of several interior wooden doors: The upper. <br />level floors (photo 5) and unused parts of the lower floors <br />presently are strewn with debris and vast deposits of pigeon dung; <br />the current owner is engaged in a lengthy cleanup process. <br />The.original part of the former bottling facility (photo 6) at 739 <br />College is a two - and -a- half -story (two stories over a raised <br />basement) rectangular brick building, flat - roofed with a parapet <br />and corbelled corner detail on the main east facade. Centered <br />below the cornice is a limestone tablet on which is carved <br />BOTTLING HOUSE /1910. The flat- arched rectangular window openings <br />have limestone sills; those that are not boarded contain what <br />appear to be original one - over - one wooden double -hung sashes. <br />There is a single (boarded) entrance at the north end of the east <br />facade. On the north side is a small frame shed addition along the <br />alley. In the 1930s a one - and -a - half story L- shaped portion was <br />added to the south and west, creating a larger rectangular <br />building. On that section on the north, along the alley, is a <br />one -story addition. Extending west and to the south from that is <br />a huge plain concrete block addition, about two stories in height. <br />NARRATIVE STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE - <br />The South Bend Brewing Association is a wonderful example of a <br />turn -of- the - century industrial building specifically designed for <br />its task of brewing beer. An early twentieth - century publicly <br />owned consortium, as opposed to a multi - generational family <br />business, the brewing company was an important contributor to the <br />area's economy. As the former home of a locally produced, <br />regionally distributed product, the South Bend Brewing Association <br />buildings are eligible for the National Register of Historic <br />Places under Criterion A in the area of industry. The main <br />building (1636 Lincolnway West) has been designated a Local <br />Landmark by the Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and <br />St.Joseph County. <br />
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