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Nickel City drafts : a drinking history of Buffalo, NY

Title
Nickel City drafts : a drinking history of Buffalo, NY / by Dan Murphy.
Author
Murphy, Dan.
Publication
Buffalo, N.Y. : Western New York Wares, c2010.

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TextUse in library IRM (Buffalo) 11-6856Schwarzman Building - Milstein Division Room 121

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120 p. : ill.; 22 cm.
Summary
Western New York has always had a curious affinity for the drink. Buffalo was built by immigrants from strong social drinking cultures and became a brewing powerhouse. From the German immigrants in the Fruit Belt to the Irish in the Old First Ward, the consumption of alcohol has been part of the fabric of Buffalo. This is history as seen through a pint glass.
Subjects
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographic references and index.
Contents
Opening the frontier, one whiskey at a time -- A ditch to open a nation: the Erie Canal transforms Buffalo --The wickedest street in the world -- Buffalo: a brewing powerhouse -- The roots of prohibition -- A brewmaster mayor in a prohibition era --Two terms, on the rocks -- The business of bootlegging -- The beer bubble bursts -- The 1970s-on: Buffalo's next cash crop?
Call Number
IRM (Buffalo) 11-6856
ISBN
  • 9781879201668
  • 1879201666
OCLC
668272415
Author
Murphy, Dan.
Title
Nickel City drafts : a drinking history of Buffalo, NY / by Dan Murphy.
Imprint
Buffalo, N.Y. : Western New York Wares, c2010.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Research Call Number
IRM (Buffalo) 11-6856
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