C. H. Evans & Sons Brewery opened in 1934 and closed in 1934 it was open for 0 years. Breweries that started up right after Prohibition was repealed, up to around the 1950s are the last group that represent highly collectible and valuable Breweriana for the most part. The period after Prohibition was when cans became popular so some of the rarest and most desirable cans come from this period. For cans to be very valuable they need to be rare, and in very good condition in most cases. C. H. Evans & Sons Brewery was located in Hudson, NY, which only had 2 breweries, so there are not many that that were producing breweriana items. Local collectors may pay a small premium over national or general collectors because of a lack of local items.
- Other Notes: Brewery was licensed, but never actually brewed alcoholic beverages
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Breweries listed under Hudson, NY 287 | |||
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| Brewery ID | Brewery Name | Start Date | End Date |
| NY 287a | Benjamin Faulkins Brewery | 1786 | 1835 |
| NY 287b | George Robinson Brewery | 1836 | 1856 |
| NY 287c | Robinson & Phipps Brewery | 1856 | 1856 |
| NY 287d | James L. Phipps Brewery | 1856 | 1865 |
| NY 287e | C. H. Evans & Co. Brewery | 1865 | 1878 |
| NY 287f | C. H. Evans Brewery | 1878 | 1888 |
| NY 287g | C. H. Evans & Sons Brewery | 1888 | 1928 |
| NY 287h | C. H. Evans & Sons Brewery | 1934 | 1934 |
Breweries listed under Hudson, NY | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Brewery ID | Brewery Name | Start Date | End Date |
| NY 286a | Benjamin Millard & Stephen B. Barnard Brewery | 1858 | 1864 |
| NY 287a | Benjamin Faulkins Brewery | 1786 | 1835 |