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Park Brewing Company

Providence, Rhode Island, USA

Closed · 1915Ownership unknown
Founded
1901
Closed
1915
Archive ID
TB-0W3AHB5D
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From the record

Summary

Hagan's officer roles are supported; full equity ownership is not inferred. Exact incorporation/start and closure dates remain based partly on specialist chronology. Surviving Park Brewing Co. Providence bottles provide separate production-object corroboration.

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

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The People

Behind the beer

James H. Hagan
Treasurer; later president

Contemporary-era historical-society journal identifies him as treasurer; local directory synthesis supplies later presidency chronology.

Surviving objects

1 object catalogued here so far, held by Surviving breweriana / marketplace record. That is what the archive has recorded, not the extent of what the holder keeps — follow each link for the institution's own finding aid or catalogue. The archive links to each record rather than reproducing its photograph; the images belong to the holding institution and are licensed object by object.

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Straight answers

Common questions about Park Brewing Company

Is Park Brewing Company still open?
No. Park Brewing Company has closed (1915). Hagan's officer roles are supported; full equity ownership is not inferred. Exact incorporation/start and closure dates remain based partly on specialist chronology. Surviving Park Brewing Co. Providence bottles provide separate production-object corroboration.
When was Park Brewing Company founded?
Park Brewing Company was founded in 1901 in Providence, USA.

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