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Brewing ceased in 1983. Many of the brewery buildings are still standing, converted to other uses. | Brewing ceased in 1983. Many of the brewery buildings are still standing, converted to other uses. | ||
The brewery is listed grade II in three sections. The tower (1889-90) was designed by William Bradford. More unusual are their ornate offices of 1881-2 by an unknown architect (the List description gives Bradford as architect, but this seems unlikely on stylistic and other grounds). | The brewery is listed grade II in three sections. The tower (1889-90) was designed by William Bradford. More unusual are their ornate offices of 1881-2 by an unknown architect (the List description gives Bradford as architect, but this seems unlikely on stylistic and other grounds). The offices feature above the door a Caparn Hankey monogram "CH & Co". | ||
Revision as of 11:26, 27 November 2017
James Hole & Co. Ltd, Castle Brewery, Albert Street, Newark on Trent, Nottinghamshire
Founded 1870 as Caparn Hankey & Co.
Registered March 1890.
Acquired by Courage, Barclay & Simonds Ltd. 1967 with 220 houses.
Brewing ceased in 1983. Many of the brewery buildings are still standing, converted to other uses.
The brewery is listed grade II in three sections. The tower (1889-90) was designed by William Bradford. More unusual are their ornate offices of 1881-2 by an unknown architect (the List description gives Bradford as architect, but this seems unlikely on stylistic and other grounds). The offices feature above the door a Caparn Hankey monogram "CH & Co".
Views of the brewery:
The following images were taken in 2006. Courtesy Steve Peck.
The following images were taken on a BHS Visit in 2013:
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