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GLEED'S BREWERY. Also known as the "City Brewery," Gleed's Brewery was a successor of the [[KEY CITY BREWERY]] along South Locust in Dubuque. It was operated by | GLEED'S BREWERY. Also known as the "City Brewery," Gleed's Brewery was a successor of the [[KEY CITY BREWERY]] along South Locust in Dubuque. It was operated by Ambrose Gleed until 1876 when it was forced to close. In 1878 the brewery and equipment was purchased by [[PIER, John|John PIER]]. | ||
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GLEED'S BREWERY. Also known as the "City Brewery," Gleed's Brewery was a successor of the KEY CITY BREWERY along South Locust in Dubuque. It was operated by Ambrose Gleed until 1876 when it was forced to close. In 1878 the brewery and equipment was purchased by John PIER.
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Source:
Kruse, Len. "Brewing Beer in Dubuque," My Old Dubuque, Center for Dubuque History, Loras College, 2000, p. 241