[2] The company immediately hired a Milwaukee firm to design the building.

[5] Over the next few years, additional buildings were constructed, including a keg house, office building, bottling plant, ice house and stable.

[4] At the end of Prohibition, it was sold to the Delta Brewery Company.

[7] The building was purchased in 2008 with the intention of renovating it into loft apartment space;[4] it was split into fifteen loft apartments and three ground-floor commercial spaces and named the Lofts on Ludington[8] As of early 2012, the renovation was nearly complete, with 9 apartments leased and one of the three commercial spaces filled.

[9] It remained a mixed-use building in 2019, and has been used by the state of Michigan as an example of high-quality development.