On April 25, 1863, Canadian Illustrated News (Hamilton) published a feature article about the new Stone Distillery along with the following 12 engravings. Depicting both the interior and exterior of the 1860 building, including the architecture, machinery, processes, and people who worked there, this series provides the earliest and most complete view of the oldest building still standing in the Distillery District. Originals can be viewed in the Baldwin Room at the Toronto Public Library.
Stone Distillery, south side
Stone Distillery north side with old windmill
Store House Wharf and Grain Elevator
No. 1, Boiler House (Building 2)
No. 2, Engine Room (Building 5)
No. 3, Machinery, First Half (Building 3)
No. 4, Stone Floor, Grinding (Building 3)
No. 5, Machinery, Second Section (Building 3)
No. 6, Mashing Room (Building 5)
No. 7, Fermenting House (Building 6&7)
No. 8, Still Room, One Section (Building 5)
No. 9, Rectifying Room, One Section (Building 5)
