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Lost Grass Valley Gold Rush History of the Wilhelm & Binkleman Pioneer Families by Waldo C.F. Potter (2024) (374 pages)

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FOR SALE. , J ig UNDIVIBDED ONE-TIALF (1-2 interest of that SPLENDID BRICK PRO ‘ being Tro Stories high and known as the GRASS VALLEY BREWERY, With LAGER BEER SALOON attached; said property being situed in the Town of Grass Valicy, Nevada eounty, Cal. This is the oldest establishment of the kind in said is complete in all its with necesaon Wiadouas ca enisaniaees Ser the eemmeiaavens of ag ar re ere yal preset business, with a good stock of BREWIN Soretiie e, bend. Also, one comfortable Located said Brewery. Thi ; will be sold near ; 8 propert on the premises of DA BINKELMAN, Grass Valley, February 15, 1565. felS-Im a Advertisement from the Sacramento Daily Union, Volume 28, Number 4345, 23 February 1865. David Binkelman is advertising, selling half his interest in his newly built Grass Valley Brewery. Interestingly, he advertises that a “Lager Beer Saloon” is attached. We would have to guess that this is the wood structure attached to the brick structure's south side (right side in lithographs and photos). The “Frame Dwelling” located near the brewery is being sold. As we have read, David Binkelman had a wood structure on his property north of the brick brewery that was being used as the brewery while he built the two-story brick and stone structure that was completed by David Binkleman in 1861. 31