ENTERTAINMENTBeer brewing history in DelawareMax Keil’s wine and liquor house in Wilmington in 1906. The saloon and liquor store was located at E. Fourth and Walnut streets.Courtesy Of Delaware Historical SocietyDuPont powdermen drink beer along the Brandywine River around 1900.Courtesy Of Hagley Museum And LibraryThe Columbus Inn at Pennsylvania and Woodlawn avenues in Wilmington around 1885. It is one of the city’s oldest continuously-operated business.Courtesy Of Hagley Museum And LibraryThree men in an unidentified Wilmington saloon around 1905.Courtesy Of Delaware Historical SocietyDover’s Bayard Hotel in 1905 with bartender Frank Van Sant in the center.Courtesy Of Delaware Public ArchivesThe Diamond State Brewery at W. Fifth and N. Adams streets in Wilmington around 1945.Courtesy Of Delaware Historical SocietyA Stoeckle Brewing Co. truck for Diamond State Brewing in Wilmington around 1912.Courtesy Of John Medkeff Jr.John Medkeff Jr., photographed at Iron Hill Brewery in Wilmington, is behind the new "Brewing in Delaware" book.WILLIAM BRETZGER/THE NEWS JOURNAL"Brewing in Delaware," by John Medkeff, Jr.Arcadia Publishing