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The Carlisle was built alongside the OFC distillery (RD #113, 7th. Dist.) on the Kentucky River, about 1 mile north of Frankfort.
Both distilleries were owned by E H Taylor Jr. around 1869.
Taylor borrowed heavily from George T Stagg of Richmond to complete the work, but Stagg foreclosed and took control of the distilleries and E H Taylor brand name (Cecil, 1999)
Insurance underwriter records compiled in 1895 describe the distillery property as including cattle in pens and three warehouses, all brick with metal or slate roofs:
Warehouse A -- located 325 ft NE of the still.
Free Warehouse -- -- 200 ft NE of the still and adjoining A.
Warehouse B -- 400 ft north.
At that time, it was being operated by Geo. T Stagg Co., also as E H Taylor, Jr. Co.
From 1910 until Prohibition, the distillery was running as the Kentucky River distillery.
Aliases that this distillery's product was sold under
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