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Stickney Inn and Store, basement

Stickney Inn and Store, basement, facing east, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, north elevation

Stickney Inn and Store, north elevation, facing south, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Stickney Inn and Store, looking east

Stickney Inn and Store, looking east, July 2014. Photographed by Amy Lucas.

Grain Belt newspaper advertisement

Grain Belt print advertisement signed by Charles E. Kiewel, president of Minneapolis Brewing Company, 1951.

Kiewel Brewing Company

The buildings of the Kiewel Brewing Company in Crookston, ca. 1910s. The building on the right still stands in 2017.

Crookston Brewing Company

The original buildings of the Crookston Brewing Company, ca. 1890s. The building on the left burned down shortly after Kiewel bought the property; it was later replaced.

Advertisement in Both Sides newspaper for White Seal Beer from Kiewel Brewing Company, November 12, 1914.

White Seal Beer Advertisement

Advertisement in Minneapolis Both Sides newspaper for White Seal Beer from Kiewel Brewing Company, November 12, 1914.

Black and white photograph of Charles E. Kiewel, ca. 1915.

Kiewel, Charles E. (1875–1969)

Charles Kiewel continued his father Jacob’s brewing legacy by owning and managing multiple breweries, including Kiewel Brewing Company in Crookston. His diverse business interests, from creameries to a farm to a bank, set him apart as one of Crookston’s most well-known businessmen.

Crookston sawmill

Crookston sawmill as pictured in E. D. Childs album, ca. 1890–1915.

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