Over a two-year span we rehabilitated the Cherokee Brewery Company Stockhouse. the only remaining building of the Cherokee Brewery Company complex, which was active from 1866 until 1902. Renovations included removal of a plywood acade and 30 ton plaster-and-lathe drop ceiling, the conversion of a 20-foot deep basement into a production facility, the removal of 1.2 million pounds of clay, dirt and other fill from historic lagering cellars, the reconstruction of doors and transoms from reference photographs taken in the 1870s and extensive landscape and interior improvements.