Founded in 1865, Beertown embodies the innovative, pioneer spirit of its 19th century forefathers. When brewers Rhys Bramblethorpe and Aloysius P. Thompson left New York City, they set out to find land with the purest spring water and most beautiful scenery available upon which to build their new brewery. Though the B&T Brewery is no longer in operation, Beertown remains the ideal location to start a business, raise a family, and follow your dreams. Thank you for visiting, and we hope you’ll stay a while!
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Our Library, Our Lives
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News Highlights:
- Devised theatre company dog & pony dc visits Beertown to research a new play. Follow the link to their website for more information about the show, named after our town.
- Read this important memo from 20th Quinquennial by-laws Ombudsman Edwin Macfarlan on voting procedures for 2012.
- Submissions of artifacts for the 20th Quinquennial Time Capsule Day are now closed. Applications for extension must be filed in person at the Mayor’s office by May 1, 2012.
- The County Board of Education is discussing a series of town hall meetings about Proposition 6. Representative Lara Pickel-Cooper is advocating for one at Thompson High School a month following the Quinquennial ceremony.
- On May 28, Beertown will observe the Memorial Day Holiday. All City offices will be closed. Garbage collection will be suspended for the day, shifted one day later in the week for residential services.
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From the Archive: Thompson High School Award-Winning Essay Comparing the Events of ’33 to ’83
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