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Cecil (1999; p. 122) notes that Felix G Walker built the distillery in 1881. His distiller was Morgan Edelin, who appears in the records below as "Estel Spring Distillery". Walker's other partner was D S Wood.
Insurance underwriter records compiled in 1892 suggest that the distillery was of frame construction with a metal or slate roof. The property included two bonded warehouses: Warehouse A 1 -- iron-clad and located 75 ft south of the still. Warehouse B 2 -- iron-clad, located 250 ft SW of the still
At that time, it was being operated by F G Walker.
Walker retired in 1896 but Edelin and others continued operations until bankruptcy in 1916. James B Beam bought the plant, but it was closed at Prohibition. Review bonded warehouse transactions for this distillery
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Internal Revenue recorded warehouse transactions for The F G Walker Distillery as follows:
( explain: origin of these records, letter codes )
- 1898: F G Walker -- T, W
- 1901: F G Walker -- T, W
- 1901: Moore & Edelin "as" -- D, W
- 1901: F G Walker Co. -- D, T, W
- 1903: F G Walker Co. -- D, T, W
- 1903: F G Walker -- T, B, W
- 1903: Moore & Edelin as Estel Springs Dist. Co. -- D, T, W
- 1904: F G Walker -- T, B, W
- 1904: F G Walker Co. -- D, T, B, W
- 1904: Moore & Edelin as Estel Springs Dist. Co. -- D, T, W
- 1914: F G Walker Co. -- no details given
- 1914: R H Edelen -- no details given
- 1920: F G Walker Co. -- no details given
- 1920: The Old F G Walker Distilling Co. -- no details given
- 1920: R H Edelin as Estel Spring Distillery Co. -- no details given
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