Jackson Brewing Company stock house
319–321 11th Street
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1907
Built by Kaufman & Edwards. James T. Ludlow was the constructing engineer for the 1912 brewery.
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1912
The stock house was designed as four storeys and built as two — brick with steel and iron framing on a sandstone foundation, its west front divided into five bays by plain colossal pilasters, the central one carrying a tall narrow round-headed brick arch with rectangular surrounds to the second-floor windows either side.
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October 17, 1989
The parapet brickwork was repaired after the earthquake.
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Mar 1991
Parapet bracing only.
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Jul 1991
Parapet.
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April 8, 1993
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as one of six contributing buildings in the Jackson Brewing Company Historic District, an L-shaped group laid out around the three jobs a brewery does — malting, brewing and bottling — with the malting and brewing ranges parallel either side of a service alley and the bottling house set apart across a yard.
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Mar 1994
Reroofing.
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Nov 1998
Title 24 accessibility.
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Jan 1999
Vertical addition.
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Jun 1999
Oti01.
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Jun 1999
Oti-1 el me g/f.
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Jun 1999
Oti el me 2nd floor.
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Feb 2001
Reroofing.
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Jun 2020
Soft demolition of non load-bearing walls, replace carpet. renew 200105159205 for final inspection, all work is complete.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 4 expired or cancelled permits are not shown. The assessor's roll gives 1907; the nomination dates the stock house to 1912.
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