Overview of the Bavarian Brewery	Bavarian, 1922	Bavarian Workers

There's a detailed history of Bavarian at Wikipedia.

 

c. 1900
from a Facebook post by Troy Guckiean

 

Covington Lager Beer Brewery, 1884	Bavarian Truck	Delivering in Latonia, 1915

The application to put Bavarian on the National Register of Historic
places, complete with photo's, history, and maps.

 

The Bavarian Brewery	The Bavarian Brewery	The Bavarian Brewery

Myers & Co.

Letterhead of Myers & Co., Distillers, 1900, 1905	Myers & Co. Order Form and Price List	Myers & Co Christmas Greeting, 1914

Myers Distillery, producer of Fulton Whiskey

Pure Fulton Whiskey

Details about Fulton at this site.

The John Brenner Brewing Company, 1903 More about Brenner, here.	Philipp Jung Brewery Company, c. 1912 (Successor to “Brenner”) Brewers of Fine Lager and Bottled Beers 624 Scott

 

Brenner Ad, 1901	The final days of the Brenner Brewery Building	Early Brenner ad

 

John Brenner Bottling Department

		Orene Parker Company's advertised prices Old Maid per gallon $2.50 Boone County per gallon $2.00 Port Wine per gallon $1.00 Orange Wine per gallon $  .50 Pure Blackberry Wine per bottle $  .50 All mail orders promptly shipped on day of receipt
The Orene Parker Co., c. 1912 12 & 14 Pike Street

 

James Walsh Re-Distilling House	Crigler & Crigler Distillers of Woodland Whiskey 517 Scott

 

Pattison Brothers, 1914	Pattison Brothers

 

The Covington Brewery	Heidelberg Brewery

Mullins & Crigler No. 7 Pike Street	The Walton Company
Neal, Hoffman & Co. Distillers	Old Dexter Distilling	G. McNay & Co.
Licking Valley Company, 1906	Licking Valley Distillers, 1903	Licking Valley Distillers, 1899

 

Fire! in 1875 at a Lewisburg distillery.
“The second floor of Lang & Knoll's brewery, Covington, gave way on Thursday with 13,000 bushels of barley and malt, and this broke down the first and third floors, all being precipitated in the cellar. Two men in the brewery at the time escaped with slight injuries. Loss $6,000.” Courier-Journal, July 30, 1870	“At one of the bonded warehouses in Covington, Ky., thousands of bees have died this season of imbibing too freely. If a drop of whiskey oozes from the barrel, they light upon it and suck it until they drop off dead.” Indianapolis' Daily State Sentinel, September 16, 1868
Francis Scholle compiled this list (pdf) of breweries that have been in Covington. Five pages worth!
Five-story riverfront distillery of James Walsh & Co. burns, in 1893, here.	Dave Schroeder writes about the history of Covington and beer, at this site.

 

Heidelberg Labels				From a Facebook post by David Timmer

I. Sutton, Covington, KY, beer bottle, c. 1855