SFU AtoM

Larry Sherwood, marketing guru and founding partner, in the brewhouse

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[1984]

Opening Day, June 9, 1984. Bill Harvey, King Ganong, Mitch Taylor, and Larry Sherwood. King Ganong was chairman of the Granville Island Trust / Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation

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1984

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Rites, Release, Reunion - student show

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1987

Part of Alison Kirkley fonds

Dancers (left to right): Trish Halsey, Lorraine Thomson
Choreographer: Lorraine Thomson
Location of performance: Main Dance Stage, Vancouver

Display of Granville Island Brewing product in a government liquor store

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[ca. 1987]

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Granville Island Brewing was the only packaged craft beer available for some time.

Liquor Distribution Board liquor store

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[ca. 1987]

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Granville Island Brewing point of sale and promotional items to support our marketing.

Display of Granville Island Brewing product in a government liquor store

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[ca. 1987]

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Granville Island Brewing was the only packaged craft beer available for some time.

Customers at a free tasting of Granville Island Bock after a tour of the brewery

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

A lot of orders came in by fax.

Granville Island Brewing employee pouring beer samples right after a tour has ended

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Sonny Chu

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Sonny drove the delivery truck and did licensee sales as well.

Sonny Chu loading delivery van for delivery to licensees

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Unloading delivery of bagged malt

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Granville Island Brewing did not have bulk tanks.

Granville Island Brewing cool room warehouse

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

All packaged products were kept cold at all times.

A delivery driver with Laura MacNiel

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Laura was a sales rep in the mid to late 1980's.

Trish Stirling, front office receptionist and office manager

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Trish Stirling was the Granville Island Brewing front office receptionist and office manager, 1985-86.

Sandi Hampshire (marketing coordinator) and Rainer Kallahne (brewmaster) in the retail store

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Fancy new computer

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Customers at a free tasting of Granville Island Bock after a tour of the brewery

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

A retail four pack of Island Bock sold to possibly a German connoisseur

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Sacks of Prairie Malt barley in the Granville Island Brewing warehouse

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Prairie malt

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

The malt came from Biggar, Saskatchewan.

Rainer Kallahne

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Granville Island Brewing brewmaster planning his brews to match the calendar forecasts.

Granville Island Brewing senior manager weekly meeting: Rainer Kallahne, Michael Tyner, Kenton Preston and Julie Lewis

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1988

Part of Mitch Taylor fonds

Left to right: Rainer Kallahne (brewmaster), Michael Tyner (retail store manager), Kenton Preston (sales manager) and Julie Lewis (accountant) with bottle of rootbeer. The yellow notepad, brriefcase calculator and mechanical pencil belong to GIB fonder Mitch Taylor, who is taking the photograph. The 'musical' coffee mugs were sold in the shop.