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Thomas Finegan Brewery

Haverstraw, New York, USA · Est. 1895

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Tally's Take

Why this matters

Pass 121: HSRC collection image verifies Finegan’s lager/ale brewery, Thomas Finegan ownership and West Broad Street location circa 1910. Biographical sources support brewing ale/porter from 1895 and lager from 1900. Closure date and full product catalogue UNKNOWN. Licence class: Historical production brewery. Rockland County. Owner as recorded: Thomas Finegan. Relocation: Historical Society of Rockland County identifies the brewery on West Broad Street; exact premises remain held.. Status as recorded: CLOSED - HISTORICAL.

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The People

Behind the beer

Thomas Finegan
Founder

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Travel Guide

Plan a visit

AddressWest Broad Street — exact number UNKNOWN
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Straight answers

Common questions about Thomas Finegan Brewery

Is Thomas Finegan Brewery still open?
No. Thomas Finegan Brewery has closed. Pass 121: HSRC collection image verifies Finegan’s lager/ale brewery, Thomas Finegan ownership and West Broad Street location circa 1910. Biographical sources support brewing ale/porter from 1895 and lager from 1900. Closure date and full product catalogue UNKNOWN. Licence class: Historical production brewery. Rockland County. Owner as recorded: Thomas Finegan. Relocation: Historical Society of Rockland County identifies the brewery on West Broad Street; exact premises remain held.. Status as recorded: CLOSED - HISTORICAL.
When was Thomas Finegan Brewery founded?
Thomas Finegan Brewery was founded in 1895 in Haverstraw, New York, USA.
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