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Image of Store clerk's uniform for Borracchini's Bakery, ca. 2020s

Store clerk's uniform for Borracchini's Bakery, ca. 2020s

Mario Borracchini, an Italian immigrant from Tuscany, started his Italian bakery in 1923 in the basement of his home at the south end of Seattle. He soon opened a brick and mortar store and his son Remo took over the business. It was the go-to place to order cakes for birthdays, weddings, or any other celebratory event. In an August…
ID Number:2023.43.RefUniform
Date:Circa 2020
Image of Glass bottle for hand sanitizer from Heritage Distilling Company, 2020

Glass bottle for hand sanitizer from Heritage Distilling Company, 2020

Heritage Distilling Company began operations in 2012 and then went into partnership with the Chehalis Tribe in 2016 to build a distillery with brewery, and a restaurant--Talking Cedar--on tribal land in Rochester, Washington. Before proceeding with the build, the tribe had to campaign and advocate to overturn federal legislation that prevented distilleries on tribal land. Unfortunately, the distillery and restaurant…
ID Number:2024.31.1
Date:2020
Image of Plastic bottle for hand sanitizer from Heritage Distilling Company, 2020

Plastic bottle for hand sanitizer from Heritage Distilling Company, 2020

Heritage Distilling Company began operations in 2012 and then went into partnership with the Chehalis Tribe in 2016 to build a distillery with brewery, and a restaurant--Talking Cedar--on tribal land in Rochester, Washington. Before proceeding with the build, the tribe had to campaign and advocate to overturn federal legislation that prevented distilleries on tribal land. Unfortunately, the distillery and restaurant…
ID Number:2024.31.2
Date:2020
Image of Seattle Pride bandana, Elysian Brewing branded, ca. 2010s

Seattle Pride bandana, Elysian Brewing branded, ca. 2010s

This is a souvenir bandana for Pride which was distributed by Elysian Brewing. Elysian is a Seattle-based brewery which was founded in 1995.
ID Number:2024.48.RefBandana1
Date:Circa 2015
Image of Earthenware jug from J. J. Kelley Family Liquor Store, ca. 1910

Earthenware jug from J. J. Kelley Family Liquor Store, ca. 1910

The J. J. Kelley Family Liquor Store was established in 1905 at 1413 First Ave and moved to 1315 First Ave in 1906 and was in operation until 1915. James J. Kelley also opened the J. J. Kelley Art Palace next door which operated for a time as a bar with the liquor store serving as a retail business.
ID Number:2024.50.1
Date:Circa 1910
Image of Growler bottle from Stoup Brewing in Ballard, ca. 2018

Growler bottle from Stoup Brewing in Ballard, ca. 2018

Stoup brewing was founded by Brad Benson, Lara Zahaba, and Robyn Schumacher in 2013. All three left their previous careers - Brad, forensic chemist, Lara, Marketing and PR, and Robyn, high school biology teacher - and brought their knowledge and expertise to brewing beer and making Stoup Brewing a community place in Ballard.
ID Number:2026.4.1
Date:2018
Image of Growler bottle from Georgetown Brewing Company, ca. 2018

Growler bottle from Georgetown Brewing Company, ca. 2018

Georgetown Brewery was founded by Manuel "Manny" Chao and Roger Bialous in 2003. Manny, the son of Chinese and Taiwanese immigrants, was working for Mac and Jack's Brewing in the mid-1990s when he first met Roger. But it wasn't until 2002 that they partnered up and started brewing together. Manny's Pale Ale was an instant major hit in the local…
ID Number:2026.4.2
Date:2018
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