Jackson Brewing Company malt kiln and engine house

1. 1907

   Built.

2. 1912

   The malt kiln building stands south of the malt house on the same footprint line, reached from the service alley: a brick and steel-frame range in three parts — a four-storey kiln, a single-storey engine house whose chimney stack has since gone, and a single-storey addition of about 1913 to 1919.

   National Register of Historic Places nomination, National Park Service
3. Jan 1990

   Permit 9001672 $$$ $9,000

   Demolition and removal of non-original, n/conforming.

4. Jun 1992

   Permit 9209275 $$$ $3,000

   Revision to app #9121967 add parapet work on lower roof.

5. 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.

   National Register of Historic Places nomination, National Park Service
6. Nov 2002

   Issued Permit M22247

   Address assignment-additional.

7. Feb 2012

   Issued Permit 201202083767 $$$ $1

   To obtain for final inspection for work approved under app#2001-08-07-5521 all work is complete.

8. Nov 2012

   Issued Permit 201211063594 $$$ $10,000

   Addition of roof deck to existing roof with new door in existing masonry wall proving access to roof deck.

9. Jan 2014

   Issued Permit 201401287219 $$$ $5,000

   Non structural interior demolition of walls at 2 story portion of building. n/a for the maher ordinance #155-13 not required. excavation <50 cu.yd.

9 expired permits are omitted.