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Brewing started again in 2006 in the old brewery following refurbishment. | Brewing started again in 2006 in the old brewery following refurbishment. | ||
Part of the brewery was demolished sometime after the turn of the last century but most remains intact after about 150 years. A directory advertisement for the Dog & Partridge (of 1876) gives the information that “Home-brewed” ales were available and the proprietor was Thurstan Fairhurst. The name can be linked to a number of other pubs around Wigan and there is probably a family link to James Fairhurst of the Warrington Lane brewery. | Part of the brewery was demolished sometime after the turn of the last century but most remains intact after about 150 years. A directory advertisement for the Dog & Partridge (of 1876) gives the information that “Home-brewed” ales were available and the proprietor was Thurstan Fairhurst. The name can be linked to a number of other pubs around Wigan and there is probably a family link to James [[Fairhurst Ltd]] of the Warrington Lane brewery. | ||
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All Gates Brewery Ltd, The Old Brewery, Brewery Yard, 26 Wallgate, Wigan, Greater Manchester.
A substantial brewhouse stood at the rear of the Dog & Partridge Hotel (now The Last Orders).
Brewing started again in 2006 in the old brewery following refurbishment.
Part of the brewery was demolished sometime after the turn of the last century but most remains intact after about 150 years. A directory advertisement for the Dog & Partridge (of 1876) gives the information that “Home-brewed” ales were available and the proprietor was Thurstan Fairhurst. The name can be linked to a number of other pubs around Wigan and there is probably a family link to James Fairhurst Ltd of the Warrington Lane brewery.