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Revision as of 21:34, 30 March 2018
Frederick William Brown (Tring Brewery), 24 High Street, Tring, Hertfordshire
Founded by John Brown in 1826. Sold to Locke & Smith Ltd of Berkhamsted 1898 and the brewery became a slaughterhouse.
Some parts remain intact.
John Brown's Maltings have been redeveloped as a small housing estate, but a plaque is displayed.
Images of the brewery
The brewery in 1977
BHS visit, 2011
BHS visit, 2011
BHS visit, 2011
BHS visit, 2011
BHS visit, 2011
BHS visit, 2011
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