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Anheuser-Busch
Soulard, St. Louis, Missouri
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Adolphus Busch pasteurised his lager and shipped it in refrigerated rail cars, which turned a local St. Louis beer into the first national one and made this the largest brewery in the world for most of a century. The brewhouse, stables and clock tower are a National Historic Landmark district you can still walk. The Clydesdales were a present to his son celebrating the end of Prohibition, and they are still stabled on site.
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