I came back to photograph the old Falstaff Plant No. 10 the second Saturday of July to see how it was doing. I always enjoy the Lemp and Anheuser-Busch breweries, but I like how the architecture of this plant contrasts so much from those two more famous institutions. I’ve also decided to go ahead and…
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Restoration Work, Falstaff Plant No. 10
Update: As of the summer of 2020, the work is complete. I was pleased to see that recent work has begun on the exterior walls of the historic former Stumpf/Consumers/Griesedieck Brothers/Falstaff Plant No. 10 Brewery at the corner of Lemp and Shenandoah. I hope this work can guarantee the stability of this important contributing structure…
Falstaff Plant No. 10, Revisited Yet Again
Update: Restoration work on the wall above commenced in 2019. I wish someone with vision and a lot of capital could find a use for the old Falstaff Plant No. 10; it has a great location, history, a cave(!) and beautiful architecture. It needs to be renovated now, not later.
Falstaff Plant No. 10, Revisited
I love the old Falstaff Plant No. 10 over on Shenandoah, Lemp and Gravois. It sits forgotten, right in plain sight. I also find it sort of interesting the half dozen or more owners and names that have occupied these buildings (and earlier, demolished ones) on this site for over one hundred and fifty years….
Falstaff Brewery Plant Ten, Former Consumers/Griesedieck Brewery
Falstaff Brewery Plant Ten is a strange place, in that it has had numerous owners and brewers over the years. It’s actually sort of hard to tell how many it’s had. Also, I think many of the buildings around the brewhouse, once part of the brewery operation, are under different ownership than the main building….
Falstaff Brewery No. 10, Benton Park
Update: I covered this brewery again in this post. Nothing seems to be going on at the old Falstaff Brewery just south of Gravois Ave since the fire two years ago. I guess they’re waiting for the economy to improve before they convert it to luxury condos.