Timeline
16:02
Grab a pint at The Church Brew Works. Housed in a restored Roman Catholic church, it is open until late. You have plenty of time to settle in before heading out.
16:42
Walk from the brewpub to The Doughboy. Stand at the intersection of Butler St and Penn Ave at 34th St. The monument was built by the Arsenal Board of Trade and dedicated May 31, 1921, as a memorial for the fallen U.S. soldiers of World War I.
17:17
Watch the sunset. The sun sets toward the WSW, casting a final glow over the memorial and the distant skyline.
18:02
Return to The Church Brew Works for a digestif or a late snack. The atmosphere inside the former church is distinct and perfect for winding down.
Local tip
The Church Brew Works is open Mo-Th 11:30-23:45. Check the route if you need to walk back from The Doughboy.
Check before you go
- The Church Brew Works is open Mo-Th 11:30-23:45; Fr-Sa 11:30-01:00; Su 12:00-21:45.
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