189 Comments for Dixie Brewery

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Looks as though that ladder was an access point for the flag pole at the top.
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It would be nice to see it lit up at night
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I didn't realize that was the last photo in the gallery - thanks for another great gallery Mr. Motts and keep them coming!!!
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That was probably a wise decision - you wouldn't want to fall from way up there. Plus, you might be seen.
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What a great, historic shot. Glad you preserved it in photo, in case it gets demolished.
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Look at the height of that room!
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I have the same question as N - what is that white and green stuff?
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Looks like lots of thick white styrofoam on the walls.
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If they don't salvage the building I certainly hope they salvage the gate. It is WAY too nice to scrap.
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Great shot, with the red, green, white and gold, and what a fantastic tasting bar - a replica of a real barrel.
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Great comment Mr. Motts - A bit ironic re York Ice Machinery and all that ice in the building at the time you were there.
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Interesting colours. Looking up like that makes me dizzy.
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How odd to see icicles in this photo and a palm tree in a previous photo.
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What a wonderful gate, and thanks Tootuncommon - I hadn't noticed the old street lights below the newer one until you mentioned it.
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Wonderful shot - matches exactly your historical photo that you gave us in black and white. Obviously a very historical building - should be saved.