Pre MSB Gallery

You can find us at 721 N. Second Street. The name of our historic building is the Schoelhorn-Albrecht Building.  This property was cleared in 1791 and was the site of the freeing of the first Mulatto slave, Esther.  The building was constructed more than 120 years ago and is one of the oldest buildings in the Landing.  Originally it was used by the Schoelhorn-Albrecht Machine Company, where they manufactured capstans for the Mississippi River barges.  As you walk up Morgan Street towards Third Street, you will notice that the sidewalks are uneven, concealing a room underneath Morgan St. which was used to hide run-away slaves.  These pictures are from when we began renovation in early 1995 to convert the old "Second Street Diner and Fish Market" into the Morgan Street Brewery you know today.  [Some information was taken from www.lacledeslanding.org, the official website of Laclede's Landing.]

Morgan Street Brewery
721 North Second Street
Saint Louis, MO 63102

314-231-9970
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