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[[File:MashamWellgarthBrewery_OS1890.jpg|thumb|Ordnance Survey extract from 1890. Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland (http://maps.nls.uk/index.html)]]
[[File:Lightfoot Masham Theakstons 1919.jpg|thumb|Courtesy Roy Denison]]
[[File:Lightfoot Masham Theakstons 1919.jpg|thumb|Courtesy Roy Denison]]
<big>'''T Lightfoot''', ''Wellgarth Brewery, Masham, North Yorkshire.''</big>


Acquired by [[Theakston Ltd]] in 1919 when owned by C W H Tucker with 10 houses and was closed. Theakstons subsequently used the premises as an adjunct to their Masham brewery, and parts were used for malting. Parts of the site are still owned by Theakstons, and they own the White Bear Hotel at this site.  
<big>'''T Lightfoot, Wellgarth Brewery''', ''Masham, North Yorkshire.''</big>
 
Plant for sale 22nd October 1919. Acquired by [[Theakston Ltd]] in 1919 when owned by C W H Tucker with 10 houses and was closed. Theakstons subsequently used the premises as an adjunct to their Masham brewery, and parts were used for malting. Parts of the site are still owned by Theakstons, and they own the White Bear Hotel at this site.  


Parts of the premises were acquired by Paul Theakston, who opened the [[Black Sheep Brewery plc]] here in 1992.
Parts of the premises were acquired by Paul Theakston, who opened the [[Black Sheep Brewery plc]] here in 1992.
Plant for sale 22nd October 1919.


* '''[[List of T. Lightfoot pubs]]'''
* '''[[List of T. Lightfoot pubs]]'''

Latest revision as of 11:05, 22 May 2024

Ordnance Survey extract from 1890. Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland (http://maps.nls.uk/index.html)
Courtesy Roy Denison

T Lightfoot, Wellgarth Brewery, Masham, North Yorkshire.

Plant for sale 22nd October 1919. Acquired by Theakston Ltd in 1919 when owned by C W H Tucker with 10 houses and was closed. Theakstons subsequently used the premises as an adjunct to their Masham brewery, and parts were used for malting. Parts of the site are still owned by Theakstons, and they own the White Bear Hotel at this site.

Parts of the premises were acquired by Paul Theakston, who opened the Black Sheep Brewery plc here in 1992.


Images of the brewery:


Entry in the Trade Mark Registry

Registration No  : 10,431
Description  : Figure praying brewery & name
Date of Application  : 19/1/1877
Used Prior to 1875?  : 7 years