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Llano (Listed as Lando)
Listed in American Breweries II as Lando, Michael Hennech suggests that this might be Llano. There is no Lando, Texas. Founded in 1856, Lano straddles the Llano river in The Hill Country. In the 1870s, the town was little more than a trading community. By 1879, there was a bank, and the town began to grow. Now, Llano is a tourist destination near the string of Central Texas lakes.
J. J. Knott 1878-1879