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Circa 1877 (née Brick Brewery) | 20 fl | Complete
What was the interior of the remaining portion of the building like? I don't remember if that's where they had the big fermenters or if there were some other large tanks occupying the front closer to King Street. I was only ever on one tour of the Brick brewery 15 years ago and ended up pretty drunk so I don't remember what it looked like inside but maybe there wasn't much in the way of heritage interior?
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