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Klausman Brewing Company

Birmingham, Alabama, Alabama, USA

ClosedOwnership unknownMicrobrewery
Founded
1889
Closed
Year unknown
Archive ID
TB-HAH7ZNPG
Last checked
Not yet checked

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From the record

Summary

Jefferson County. Status as recorded: Historical/closed. Local Birmingham historical chronology states Klausman Brewing Company erected a brewery on Morris Avenue in 1889; brewery-list evidence places it in the 1600 block of Morris Avenue in 1889 and at 1308 1st Avenue North in 1890. Accepted as a physical local brewery because the evidence explicitly says a brewery was erected; owners, production, beers and closure date remain held.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

Tally’s Take

A local Birmingham chronology states that Klausman erected a brewery on Morris Avenue in 1889, and brewery-list evidence places it in the 1600 block of Morris Avenue that year and at 1308 First Avenue North the next — a move inside twelve months. The archive accepts it as a genuine physical brewery for a specific reason: the evidence says a brewery was erected, not merely that a company was registered. Owners, production, beers and closing date are all still held as unknown rather than quietly filled in.

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The Museum

Timeline

  1. 1889
    Brewery erected on Morris Avenue

    1600 block of Morris Avenue.

  2. 1890
    1308 First Avenue North

    Brewery-list evidence places it at a new address within a year.

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Show your working

Sources

  1. recordProbable

    Brewery record compiled in Tally's Alabama master, Pass 17 — Blount and outer north-east reconciliation (research workbook), which cited https://www.bhamwiki.com/w/1889 for this entry. The cited page has not been opened by the archive.

    Tally's Alabama master, Pass 17 — Blount and outer north-east reconciliation (research workbook) · Compiled with ChatGPT web search under the Tally's workbook protocol · 2026-08

    CommercialMedium reliabilitySource accessed 2026-08-19
    Claim last checked 2026-08-19
  2. historyProbable

    Dated events as recorded in Alabama Pass 17: 1889, 1890.

    Tally's Alabama master, Pass 17 — Blount and outer north-east reconciliation (research workbook) · Compiled with ChatGPT web search under the Tally's workbook protocol · 2026-08

    CommercialMedium reliabilitySource accessed 2026-08-19
    Claim last checked 2026-08-19

Only the claims above are sourced. Everything else on this page is the archive's own research and has not yet been tied to a document — which is worth knowing rather than hiding.

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Straight answers

Common questions about Klausman Brewing Company

Is Klausman Brewing Company still open?
No. Klausman Brewing Company has closed. The archive has not established the year it stopped. Jefferson County. Status as recorded: Historical/closed. Local Birmingham historical chronology states Klausman Brewing Company erected a brewery on Morris Avenue in 1889; brewery-list evidence places it in the 1600 block of Morris Avenue in 1889 and at 1308 1st Avenue North in 1890. Accepted as a physical local brewery because the evidence explicitly says a brewery was erected; owners, production, beers and closure date remain held.
When was Klausman Brewing Company founded?
Klausman Brewing Company was founded in 1889 in Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
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