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<big>'''Frome & Lamb Ltd''', ''Badcox Brewery, Vallis Way, Frome, Somerset''</big> | |||
Registered in March 1889 as Frome United Breweries Co. Ltd to amalgamate: | |||
* Edmund Baily, Bath Arms Brewery, Palmer Street; | |||
* Jonathan Drew Knight, Castle Brewery; | |||
* Catherine Hill and Edward R.Trotman, Badcox Brewery. | |||
Brewing was concentrated at the Badcox Brewery. | |||
In 1955 they merged with [[Lamb Brewery Ltd]] of Frome, and the name was changed to '''Frome & Lamb Ltd'''. | |||
Acquired jointly by the [[Stroud Brewery Co. Ltd]] and [[Usher's Wiltshire Brewery Ltd]] in 1957 with 300 public houses and was closed. | |||
The Badcox Brewery has been demolished. | The Badcox Brewery has been demolished. | ||
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File:Badcox Frome ad 1880.jpg|An advert from 1880 | |||
File:Frome United label aa.jpg | |||
File:Frome United RD zx.jpg |Courtesy Roy Denison | |||
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[[category:Somerset]] | |||
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Frome & Lamb Ltd, Badcox Brewery, Vallis Way, Frome, Somerset
Registered in March 1889 as Frome United Breweries Co. Ltd to amalgamate:
- Edmund Baily, Bath Arms Brewery, Palmer Street;
- Jonathan Drew Knight, Castle Brewery;
- Catherine Hill and Edward R.Trotman, Badcox Brewery.
Brewing was concentrated at the Badcox Brewery.
In 1955 they merged with Lamb Brewery Ltd of Frome, and the name was changed to Frome & Lamb Ltd.
Acquired jointly by the Stroud Brewery Co. Ltd and Usher's Wiltshire Brewery Ltd in 1957 with 300 public houses and was closed.
The Badcox Brewery has been demolished.
An advert from 1880
Courtesy Roy Denison
