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Started by: John Medkeff
Christian Krauch, Delaware's "Father of Lager Beer" and one of the most significant figures in the state's brewing history, was buried in an unmarked grave at Wilmington & Brandywine Cemetery in 1870. To celebrate the 150th anniversary of his death, we seek to honor Krauch with a long overdue memorial marker. Won't you please help us acknowledge this Delaware pioneer of brewing with a contribution to his memorial fund?
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