Patrons enjoy themselves at the bar in the National Hall of the Czechoslovak Society of America, circa 1950. The bar was an important source of income for the management and operation of the National Hall. Donated to the St. Louis Mercantile Library by the Gymnastic Association Sokol.
A ton and a half of powdered ice was blown onto the ground and shrubbery in front of the brewery's hospitality house in order to set the scene for a horse-drawn tally-ho carrying two couples and a coachman costumed in authentic colonial dress.
Falstaff Brewing Corp. has closed its office at 5050 Oakland ave., following the financial takeover of the corporation last April by Californian Paul Kalmanovitz.
Pictured above are recently installed Falstaff storage tanks. The tanks are the first of their kind in the United States and are used to store beer after it is fermented.
Victor Miller of the City Products Corporation creates a snowstorm at Gravois and Shenandoah to provide the proper winter atmosphere for a color photograph to be used on the December cover of the Falstaff Brewing Corporations's company magazine.
Swinging a 75-year-old mallet from the Falstaff Museum of Brewing, President Joseph Griesedieck seals the 7,000,000th barrel of beer produced by the company in 1966.
Traffic safety pledges were signed by Flagstaff Brewing Corporation's 125 truck drivers, who are holding aloft Globe-Democrat cards congratulating them on joining this newspaper's safety campaign.