Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Abner-Drury Brewery
even post-HEY, as not meeting NCORP. Looking at Special:Permalink/971253290|this version of the article: the contemporaneous newspaper sources are primary (and local). The guide books are... well, guide books. It's like saying something is notable because it's in the phone book. The point of a guide book is to be comprehensive... they generally list all, or major, "points of interest" in a city, but being a "point of interest" doesn't make the "point" notable. For example, Abner-Drury Brewery might be included in a list of breweries in Washington DC, but it's not NCORP-notable. The rest of the sources are less-than-one-sentence brief mentions, as far as I can tell. I don't see  sources. Also, it didn't exist for very long, so I'm not seeing any independent ''reason'' for notability. Lots of breweries came and went in many cities over the years, and you'll find all of them written about in contemporaneous newspapers and guidebooks. There's nothing recent or non-local outside of guidebooks and brief mentions AFAICS
— User:Levivich, 02:28, 5 August 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:THREE (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)