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The Christian Moerlein Brewing Company 1894-1919
Moerlein's starts out in Baltimore at 112 S. Eutaw St and in 1909 moves to the Howard and Cross address after Chrisitan Heurich's Bottling House closes up. This address as with Heurich continues to be bottling house. Beers is shipped by train to Camden Yards and then by horse and wagon to the bottling house where the beer is siphoned from the keg and bottled for local sale.
A 1902 view of the original bottling house at 112 S. Eutaw used by Moerlein.
#1290
Vertical oval slugplate blown by SG Co.
Amber Blob VR
#1295
Private mold blown by NBBG Co.
Aqua Blob VR
#1300
Vertical oval slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Blob VR
Amber Crown R
#1290
#1295
#1300
Amber Blob VR
#1305
Round slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Crown VR
#1310
Private mold blown by SB&G Co.
Amber Blob R
Amber Crown R
#1315
Private mold blown by SB&G Co.
Amber Blob U
Amber Crown U
#1305
#1310
Amber Blob
Monumental Brewing Company 1900-1919
The Monumental Brewing Company was very popular existing all the way up to Prohibition. Most of their bottles are common and have several variants.
A 1902 view of the Monumental Brewery at Lombard and7th Sts. including lagering cellars and bottling house.
#1320
Round slugplate, several variants with no glasshouse identified.
Clear Crown VR
#1325
Vertical oval slugplate with and without REGIISTERED and no glasshouse identified.
Amber Crown U
Clear Crown VR
#1330
#1330
Round slugplate, several variants with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Crown VR
Clear Blob R
Clear Crown R
#1320
#1330
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#1325
#1330
#1335
Private mold blown by AB CO and EHE Co.
Amber Crown C
Aqua Crown U
Clear Crown R
#1340
Private mold with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Crown C
Clear Crown C
Blue Crown U
#1345
#1345
Private mold with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Crown R
John Bauernschmidt Jr's Mount Brewery 1889-1899
The Mount Brewery was very successful just like the other breweries under the Bauernschmidt name.
An 1890 view of the Mount Brewery and the Mount Bottling Company which bottled all the beer from the brewery.
#1350
Horizontal oval slugplate, several variants some with applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Aqua Loopseal U
Clear Blob U
Clear Loopseal U
#1355
Round slugplate, some applied lip with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Blob R
Amber Loopseal U
Aqua Blob C
Aqua Loopseal C
Clear Blob U
Clear Loopseal C
As of 2025 a section of the bottling house still stands on Bruce St.
Amber Crown VR
#1350
Clear Loopseal
#1355
Clear Loopseal
Mount Vernon Brewing Company 1906-1909
The Mount Vernon Brewery was short lived from 1906-1909. Their Pilsner and Klosterbrau was bottled on site.
A 1910 view of the closed Mount Vernon Brewing Company which was previously the Baltimore Breweries Company and before that, The Spring Garden Brewery.
#1360
#1360
Round slugplate with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Crown C
Aqua Crown C
#1365
#1360
Round slugplate blown by NBBG.
Amber Crown C
#1370
Private mold blown by AB Co.
Amber Crown C
Aqua Crown C
#1375
Private mold with no glasshouse identified.
Amber Crown C
1906