Father: Michael K. Goetz
Mother: Mary C. Koell
Married to Caroline Wilhelmina Klink in 1864 in
Sparta, Christian, Missouri
Child: Emma Goetz Born: 15 October 1865, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: William L Goetz Born: 17 June 1867, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Frank L Goetz Born: 31 July 1869, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Albert R. Goetz Born: 20 November 1871, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Henry E. Goetz Born: June 1875, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Anna L. Goetz Born: July 1878, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Business owner of The M.K. Goetz Brewery
Michael Karl Goetz was a German immigrant who stopped in St. Joseph, Mo., on the way to the California gold fields and decided to stay. He established his own brewery in a small frame building after working a few months for another brewer. When he died in 1901 his four sons carried on. The company, organized in 1859, was 101 years under the management of the Goetz family.
The company started making plans for its Kansas City plant immediately after prohibition. Cost of the building was $750,000.
At its peak the brewery, specializing in draught beer, turned out over 150,000 barrels annually. When the demand for bottled, canned and packaged beer products increased, Goetz shifted its operations in KC in the 1960s.
Goetz merged with the Pearl Brewing Company of San Antonio, Tex., in the 1960s. Today the old Goetz building is gone. The site is now used as a parking facility for the Catalogue Distribution Center of Sears Roebuck & Company.
Mother: Mary C. Koell
Married to Caroline Wilhelmina Klink in 1864 in
Sparta, Christian, Missouri
Child: Emma Goetz Born: 15 October 1865, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: William L Goetz Born: 17 June 1867, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Frank L Goetz Born: 31 July 1869, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Albert R. Goetz Born: 20 November 1871, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Henry E. Goetz Born: June 1875, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Anna L. Goetz Born: July 1878, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Business owner of The M.K. Goetz Brewery
Michael Karl Goetz was a German immigrant who stopped in St. Joseph, Mo., on the way to the California gold fields and decided to stay. He established his own brewery in a small frame building after working a few months for another brewer. When he died in 1901 his four sons carried on. The company, organized in 1859, was 101 years under the management of the Goetz family.
The company started making plans for its Kansas City plant immediately after prohibition. Cost of the building was $750,000.
At its peak the brewery, specializing in draught beer, turned out over 150,000 barrels annually. When the demand for bottled, canned and packaged beer products increased, Goetz shifted its operations in KC in the 1960s.
Goetz merged with the Pearl Brewing Company of San Antonio, Tex., in the 1960s. Today the old Goetz building is gone. The site is now used as a parking facility for the Catalogue Distribution Center of Sears Roebuck & Company.
Father: Michael K. Goetz
Mother: Mary C. Koell
Married to Caroline Wilhelmina Klink in 1864 in
Sparta, Christian, Missouri
Child: Emma Goetz Born: 15 October 1865, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: William L Goetz Born: 17 June 1867, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Frank L Goetz Born: 31 July 1869, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Albert R. Goetz Born: 20 November 1871, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Henry E. Goetz Born: June 1875, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Anna L. Goetz Born: July 1878, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Business owner of The M.K. Goetz Brewery
Michael Karl Goetz was a German immigrant who stopped in St. Joseph, Mo., on the way to the California gold fields and decided to stay. He established his own brewery in a small frame building after working a few months for another brewer. When he died in 1901 his four sons carried on. The company, organized in 1859, was 101 years under the management of the Goetz family.
The company started making plans for its Kansas City plant immediately after prohibition. Cost of the building was $750,000.
At its peak the brewery, specializing in draught beer, turned out over 150,000 barrels annually. When the demand for bottled, canned and packaged beer products increased, Goetz shifted its operations in KC in the 1960s.
Goetz merged with the Pearl Brewing Company of San Antonio, Tex., in the 1960s. Today the old Goetz building is gone. The site is now used as a parking facility for the Catalogue Distribution Center of Sears Roebuck & Company.
Mother: Mary C. Koell
Married to Caroline Wilhelmina Klink in 1864 in
Sparta, Christian, Missouri
Child: Emma Goetz Born: 15 October 1865, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: William L Goetz Born: 17 June 1867, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Frank L Goetz Born: 31 July 1869, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Albert R. Goetz Born: 20 November 1871, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Henry E. Goetz Born: June 1875, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Child: Anna L. Goetz Born: July 1878, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri
Business owner of The M.K. Goetz Brewery
Michael Karl Goetz was a German immigrant who stopped in St. Joseph, Mo., on the way to the California gold fields and decided to stay. He established his own brewery in a small frame building after working a few months for another brewer. When he died in 1901 his four sons carried on. The company, organized in 1859, was 101 years under the management of the Goetz family.
The company started making plans for its Kansas City plant immediately after prohibition. Cost of the building was $750,000.
At its peak the brewery, specializing in draught beer, turned out over 150,000 barrels annually. When the demand for bottled, canned and packaged beer products increased, Goetz shifted its operations in KC in the 1960s.
Goetz merged with the Pearl Brewing Company of San Antonio, Tex., in the 1960s. Today the old Goetz building is gone. The site is now used as a parking facility for the Catalogue Distribution Center of Sears Roebuck & Company.
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