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Advance Thresher/Emerson-Newton Implement Company
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Architects and Engineers Building
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Bardwell-Ferrant House
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Basilica of St. Mary--Catholic
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Beebe, Dr. Ward, House
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Bennett-McBride House
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Bremer, Fredrika, Intermediate School
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Brooks, Edward, Sr. and Markell, House
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Butler Brothers Company
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Cappelen Memorial Bridge
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Cappelen Memorial Bridge
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Carpenter, Elbert L., House
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Carpenter, Eugene J., House
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Cedar Avenue Bridge
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Cedar Avenue Bridge
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Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce Building
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Christ Church Lutheran
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Church of St. Stephen (Catholic)
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Coe, Amos B., House
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Como-Harriet Streetcar Line and Trolley
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Cutter, B. O., House
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East Lake Branch Library
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Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
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Fire Station No. 19
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First Church of Christ Scientist
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First Congregational Church
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Fisk, Woodbury, House
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Flour Exchange Building
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Foshay Tower
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Foss House
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Fournier, Lawrence A. and Mary, House
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Fowler Methodist Episcopal Church
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Franklin Branch Library
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Gethsemane Episcopal Church
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Gibbs, Heman, Farmstead
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Gluek, John G. and Minnie, House and Carriage House
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Hennepin Theatre
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Hewitt, Edwin H., House
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Hinkle-Murphy House
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Interlachen Bridge
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Krank Manufacturing Company
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Lakewood Cemetery Memorial Chapel
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Legg, Harry F., House
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Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged
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Lohmar, John, House
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Lumber Exchange Building
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Martin, Charles J., House
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Masonic Temple
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McGill, Andrew R., House
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Minneapolis Armory
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Minneapolis Brewing Company
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Minneapolis City Hall-Hennepin County Courthose
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Minneapolis Public Library, North Branch
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Minneapolis YMCA Central Building
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Moline, Milburn and Stoddard Company
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Morse Jr., Elisha and Lizzie, House
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New Main--Augsburg Seminary
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Newell, George R., House
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North East Neighborhood House
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Northwestern Knitting Company Factory
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Norway Lutheran Church
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Norway Lutheran Church
65)
Ogden Apartment Hotel
66)
Old Main, Macalester College
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Owre, Dr. Oscar, House
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Pillsbury A Mill
69)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Building
70)
Purcell, William Gray, House
71)
Rand Tower
72)
Roosevelt Branch Library
73)
Semple, Anne C. and Frank B., House
74)
Shubert, Sam S., Theatre
75)
Smith, H. Alden, House
76)
Smith, Lena O., House
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Spangenberg, Frederick, House
78)
St. Anthony Park Branch Library
79)
Stewart Memorial Presbyterian Church
80)
Summer Branch Library
81)
Swinford Townhouses and Apartments
82)
Thirty-sixth Street Branch Library
83)
Triune Masonic Temple
84)
Turnblad, Swan, House
85)
Twin City Rapid Transit Company Steam Power Plant
86)
United Church Seminary
87)
Van Cleve, Horatio P., House
88)
Van Dusen, George W. and Nancy B., House
89)
Walker Branch Library
90)
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
91)
Westminster Presbyterian Church
92)
White Castle Building No. 8
93)
Willey, Malcolm, House
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James Page Brewing Company, community-owned by 1,000 midwestern beer enthusiasts and with a corporate charter to give 2.5% of profits back to local community, has moved their production to New Ulm, MN and Cold Spring, MN.
Headquartered in NE Minneapolis, 4 blocks from the old draft brewery, James Page is proud to brew 8 proprietary and award winning beers and Dorothy's Isle of Pines Root Beer.
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David Anderson,
Minneapolis, MN
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I went to the Quincy address and there doesn't seem to be anything there except a "For Rent" sign with no name on any doors. A guy came out and when asked if a brewery was in there gave me a puzzled look and shook his head. Bought the Amber and Extra Pale Ale at a liquor store. The Amber was very malty and a true European quality. The Extra Pale Ale is pleasantly hopped and very good.
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Bob Morseburg,
Seattle, WA
(06/14/2004) |
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Went for the saturday tour...WOW Brewer Rick took us thru,even down into the rue tank area.Then it was back to the Bar area for some fine beers. We tryed the Amber(GREAT) the Brown(YUM YUM)and the Oktoberfest(THE BEST I HAVE EVER HAD)It was fun to talk to Rick the brewer and his helper Jerry,and to the group of people who seem to be there weekly , I can see why.This is a fun place..Long live JAMES PAGE!
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Ale Fan,
St Paul, MN
(12/12/2002) |
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This place is a real brewery, located in an industrial district. It appears to have odd hours; we got there at 7pm on a Wednesday and they were closed. No hours were posted on the door. Probably should call before going.
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Carlos Alvarez,
Tucson, AZ
(09/06/2001) |
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Stopped in last week, my, what good, good beer! James Page is obviously unafraid to brew beer that is good without tons of hops; the Amber Lager is deliciously malty. We also got a taste off the still-lagering Ofest: WOW, what a nice beer, one of the best American Festbiers I've tasted.
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Lew Bryson,
Newtown, PA
(07/10/2001) |
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Burly Brown is great, as is the Amber. Take the tour, it isn't the prettiest brewery I've ever seen, but last time I went I needed a ride home
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matt,
Farmington, MN
(07/07/2001) |
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Page is definitely the area's rising star. Their pale has now moved in front of Summit's in my book as my local favorite. Availability in cans (even though it's contracted out) for the amber and pale is great--golfing, camping, etc. Sounds like they've raised enough $ to get their own bottling line going too. My only disappointment is that they can't/won't brew a hefeweizen as the brew equipment can't hack the wheat malt's gooey-ness. Best tasting policy for a brewery tour that I've experienced. Things should only get better...
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Rick Patzlaff,
Arden Hills, MN
(09/28/1999) |
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Nicole,
North St. Paul, MN
(07/01/1999) |
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James Page has improved dramatically over the last two years that I have visited their brewery tours (1st & 3rd Sat/mo at Noon). Page microbrews their bier with German traditional methods.
Currently their keg Portage Pilsner is excellent, generously hopped, krisp, clean, and aged specially long with their new lagering tanks. My friends and I think it rivals Schell's Pils on tap, which is MN's flagship Pilsner. Getting mighty close to Sam Adams' Boston Lager on tap.
On the otherhand, Page's Oktoberfest on tap was a disappointment, too sweet, feminine, too mellow.
We also enjoy their tap Amber Lager (flagship), two ales Kolsch Klassic and Burly Brown.
Tastings are now quite generous. Brewmaster, Jim Hoeft, is a riot to talk to and munch barley malt like popcorn.
Their tap beers are available at My Place (just down the street) at $6.50/pitcher, Stasiu's in Nord'East, and at William's Pub in Uptown.
Visit at http://www.pagebrewing.com
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Phil Lee,
Minneapolis, MN
(10/12/1998) |
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Good beers from a local brewer. I love the extra malty Burly Brown Ale.
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Dave Norman,
waseca, MN
(01/02/1998) |
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Jams page has shown itself to put out a continually inconsistent product. The beer is decent when a solid batch is brewewd and rather foamy and sour when a bad batch crops up. Although steps have been taken to improve the quality ( new owners, focusing on the service to the bar community, and most importantly getting rid of James Page) this fledgeling brewery still has a ways to go to match up to some of the other local breweries.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN
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