Jerzy Bojanczyk's Brewery was a brewing company in Wloclawek, Poland, founded in 1832 by Kazimierz Bojanczyk, who began by producing vodka before moving into beer production. The company built its five-building brewery complex, including three warehouses and an administrator residence, along Bechiego and Legska streets between 1832 and 1880. The brewery was nationalized after the Second World War and eventually closed, after which the buildings were used as warehouses, a fish distribution site, and a sewing factory before a 2011 revitalization project began converting the complex into a cultural center.
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