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[[Image:Isleworth 3.jpg|thumb|From the Brewing Trades Review 1907.]] | [[Image:Isleworth 3.jpg|thumb|From the Brewing Trades Review 1907.]] | ||
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<big>'''Isleworth Brewery Ltd | |||
<big>'''Isleworth Brewery Ltd''', ''St John's Road, Isleworth, Hounslow, Greater London.''</big> | |||
Founded by 1726 when owned by John Atfield. Acquired by William Farnell in 1800. | Founded by 1726 when owned by John Atfield. Acquired by William Farnell in 1800. | ||
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'''[[List of Isleworth Brewery Ltd Pubs]]''' | * '''[[List of Isleworth Brewery Ltd Pubs]]''' | ||
''' | '''Various views of the brewery:''' | ||
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Image:Isleworth 6.jpg|The brewery in 1992. | Image:Isleworth 6.jpg|The brewery in 1992. | ||
Image:Isleworth 4.jpg|A common example of their pub exteriors. Note the Reid's Stout sign as well as their own. | Image:Isleworth 4.jpg|A common example of their pub exteriors. Note the Reid's Stout sign as well as their own. | ||
File:Isleworth Three Tuns.jpg | |||
File:ISLEWORT.JPG | |||
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'''Labels etc:''' | |||
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Isleworth 8.jpg|A label from the mid-1950s. | Isleworth 8.jpg|A label from the mid-1950s. | ||
Isleworth 9.jpg|The company's Trade Mark. | Isleworth 9.jpg|The company's Trade Mark. | ||
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IsleworthOat2C.jpg | IsleworthOat2C.jpg | ||
IsleworthFamilyC.jpg | IsleworthFamilyC.jpg | ||
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{{Trade Mark |regno = 187,420|desc=Coat of arms|date=03/05/1895|seventy=NO}} | {{Trade Mark |regno = 187,420|desc=Coat of arms|date=03/05/1895|seventy=NO}} | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 14 April 2018
Isleworth Brewery Ltd, St John's Road, Isleworth, Hounslow, Greater London.
Founded by 1726 when owned by John Atfield. Acquired by William Farnell in 1800.
Registered 1886 to acquire Farnell & Watson. Voluntary liquidation November 1923 and was acquired by Watney, Combe, Reid & Co. Ltd. 1924 with 228 houses.
Brewing ceased 1952 and later used as a bottling store.
Has since been demolished for housing but parts remain visible.
Various views of the brewery:
The brewery in the 1970s.
The brewery in 1992.
The brewery in 1992.
The brewery in 1992.
A common example of their pub exteriors. Note the Reid's Stout sign as well as their own.
Labels etc:
A label from the mid-1950s.
The company's Trade Mark.
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