Folder: S.F. Businesses-Breweries-Hamm's.
Printed on back: "G. H. Dent. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Shown above is a section of the structural steel framework for the new Hamm Brewing Company storage cellar building now under construction at Tenth and Harrison Street in San Francisco. All of the structural steel for this building was fabricated at Bethlehem Pacific's Alameda Works and erected by the company's Erection Division. It is two stories high now and eventually will rise to six stories. The storage cellar will be refrigerated and will house 12 glass lined tanks on each floor. These will be 12-ft in diameter and 45-ft long and will be used to store 300,000-lbs of beer in each tank. The building was specifically designed to carry these heavy loads on each floor. It will be completed in July of this year. Meyer & Evers are the architects. J. E. Hayes is the structural engineer, and Cahill Bros., Inc., is the general contractor. All are of San Francisco.".
