Phillips & Co (Wisbech): Difference between revisions

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Phillips & Co, Elm Road Brewery, Offices at 4 Bridge Street, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.

Frederick Woods converted his mill into a brewery in 1900 and then sold it and houses to Messrs Herbert & Stephenson in 1903.

In 1908 brewery & leasehold houses leased by Percy Herbert Phillips of the St Edmunds Brewery, Downham Market.

Partly destroyed by fire 1911 and closed by 1946 but some remains visible.

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-<big>'''	Phillips & Co,	 ''' ''	Elm Road Brewery,	Offices at 4 Bridge Street. 	,	Wisbech	,	Cambridgeshire	.''</big>
+<big>'''Phillips & Co,	'''''Elm Road Brewery,	Offices at 4 Bridge Street,	Wisbech,	Cambridgeshire.''</big>
-Frederick Woods converted his mill into a brewery in 1900 and then sold it to Charles W.Exley in 1902.
+Frederick Woods converted his mill into a brewery in 1900 and then sold it and houses to Messrs Herbert & Stephenson in 1903.
-Acquired by Henry T.Herbert in 1903 who had sold it to Phillips by 1906. Branch at Downham Market, Norfolk. Partly destroyed by fire 1911 but some remains still visible.
+In 1908 brewery & leasehold houses leased by Percy Herbert Phillips of the St Edmunds Brewery, Downham Market.
+Partly destroyed by fire 1911 and closed by 1946 but some remains visible.