The Frank Fehr Brewing Company of Louisville, Kentucky, USA

Dates	Trade Name	Historic Address
1849 - 1951	Nicholas & Weyd (Andrew Nicholas & Lo...	South side of Green between Preston & Jackson
1849 - 1951	William Tell Brewery, Andrew Nicholas	South side of Green between Preston & Jackson
1851 - 1854	William Tell Brewery, Franz Steinhauer & ...	South side of Green between Preston & Jackson
1854 - 1872	William Tell Brewery, Gerhard G. Otto	Green Between Preston & Jackson
1872 - 1876	William Tell Brewery, Otto Brohm & Frank ...	430 East Green Street
1876 - 1890	Frank Fehr, City Brewery	430 East Green Street
1884 - 1895	Jackson Brewery, Henry Walter	501 East Kentucky at Jackson Streets
1890 - 1901	Frank Fehr Brewing Co.	430 East Green Street
1901 - 1918	Frank Fehr Brewing Co. Branch, Central Consum...	430 East Green Street
1920 - 1933	Frank Fehr Brewing Co. (prohibition-era)	430 East Green Street
1933 - 1964	Frank Fehr Brewing Company	412/430 Fehr Avenue

The Fate of the Brewery building is unknown
U-Permit Number : KY-U-660
L-permit Number :

Timeline

1849 FoundedWilliam Tell Brewery, Andrew NicholasSouth side of Green between Preston & Jackson

1851 William Tell Brewery, Franz Steinhauer & Andrew NicholasSouth side of Green between Preston & Jackson

1854 William Tell Brewery, Gerhard G. OttoGreen Between Preston & Jackson

1872Production 12177 Barrels

1876 Frank Fehr, City Brewery430 East Green Street

1884 Jackson Brewery, Henry Walter501 East Kentucky at Jackson Streets

1890Production 82000 Barrels

News

15th March 1891

Frank Fehr, the Louisville, Kentucky brewery magnate, died in that town.

News

1st January 1891

A lengthy history of the Frank Fehr Brewery of Louisville, Kentucky appears in the Louisville Courier-Journal.

1901

1901 Frank Fehr Brewing Co. Branch, Central Consumers Co.430 East Green Street

Products

Ambrosia Beer
1901-1918

Fehr's Extra Pale Beer
1901-1918

Fehr's F.F.X.L. Beer
1901-1918

Fehr's Liquid Gold Beer
1901-1918

News

5th April 1903

Eight central states brewers announce the simultaneous release of their bock beers.

1903

1906

News

2nd September 1907

J. F. Kellner, died from an affliction of the throat. Kellner had worked himself up from driver to foreman to president of the largest corporations in Louisville, Kentucky, the Central Consumers Co... View More

News

2nd December 1907