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  • Blackstar Coop Brewery at the Crestview Station

    Blackstar Coop Brewery at the Crestview Station
    Lo and behold at the Crestview Train Station is Black Star Coop Brewery and Restaurant. Found on the Metro line, it's the only cooperatively-owned brewery across the globe. Pretty amazing to have a Coop Brewery open to anyone in the Austin community. I had a fresh beer in one hand and my lomo cameras in the other. I was one happy Lomographer!
    April 24, 2012

  • Hamm's Brewery: Saint Paul's Best Urban Exploration Site

    Hamm's Brewery: Saint Paul's Best Urban Exploration Site
    Just minutes from downtown Saint Paul, Minnesota sits the crown jewel of urban exploration in the Twin Cities – Hamm's Brewery. I've done a lot of urban exploration*, from drains and caves to abandoned factories and hospitals, but Hamm's Brewery is by far my favorite.
    August 13, 2011

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