Frederick Krug

1855–1930 (age 75)

Brewer

Biography

Frederick Krug was a prominent brewer whose business acumen and entrepreneurial spirit shaped the American brewing industry from 1855 to 1930. His work in beer production reflected the craftsmanship and innovation that characterized the brewing trade during this transformative era.

Krug's contributions to his industry and community were recognized throughout his lifetime. He was interred at Prospect Hill Cemetery, where he is remembered as a figure of commercial success and industrial achievement in nineteenth and early twentieth-century America.

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