Brewery Tower (Tower 2.0), Northeim

The "Alte Brauerei / Städtische Brauerei" is located in the Schaubenstiel 20.
1739 Mention of brewing at this point
1740-43 Rebuilding and extension of the brewing house, establishment of the kennel (tower) for brewing purposes, creation of the beer cellar under the wall, several times extended in the following centuries
1840 Purchase of 170 brewing rights for each 60 thaler of gold
1840-70 Further conversion and extension buildings
1903-05 The brewery building gets its current appearance and is then changed only insignificantly
1972 Last Sud, then abandonment of brewing in Northeim
1986 demolition of warehouses and industrial buildings including the Esse (chimney)
1993 Completion of the Youth and Culture Center
(Source: Information board on the building)

The most impressive building of the Northeim fortifications is the old brewery tower with its 2.80 meter thick walls.
In the form of a three-quarter circle, it leans against the wall with its open back. It is divided into two floors separated by a thick, flat-vaulted stone and plaster ceiling. The lower room is 4.50 m high. The three surviving gun niches of the upper room are again above the bottom row. The niches of the guns can be recognized by the small square openings, while the long vertical slits were used to keep the wall dry and some also to evacuate the powder gases.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeim

Now it's called Tower 2.0 and is a children's and youth cultural center.