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<big>'''Frederick William Brown (Tring Brewery)''', ''24 High Street, Tring, Hertfordshire''</big> | <big>'''Frederick William Brown (Tring Brewery)''', ''24 High Street, Tring, Hertfordshire''</big> | ||
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'''John Brown's Maltings''' have been redeveloped as a small housing estate, but a plaque is displayed. | '''John Brown's Maltings''' have been redeveloped as a small housing estate, but a plaque is displayed. | ||
'''Images of the brewery''' | '''Images of the brewery''' | ||
Revision as of 12:57, 6 April 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
BHS visit, 2011
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