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<big>'''All Gates Brewery Ltd,''''' The Old Brewery, Brewery Yard, 26 Wallgate, Wigan, Greater Manchester | <big>'''All Gates Brewery Ltd,''''' The Old Brewery, Brewery Yard, 26 Wallgate, Wigan, Greater Manchester WN1 1JQ</big>'' | ||
A substantial brewhouse stood at the rear of the Dog & Partridge Hotel (now The Last Orders). | 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. | Brewing started again by All Gates (aka AllGates) in 2006 in the old brewery following refurbishment. A small pub estate was built up. | ||
Part of the brewery was demolished sometime after the turn of the | 18 March 2016: All Gates Brewery Limited in liquidation. | ||
Part of the brewery was demolished sometime after the turn of the 20th 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. | |||
[[category:Greater Manchester]] | [[category:Greater Manchester]] |
Revision as of 11:45, 20 September 2019
All Gates Brewery Ltd, The Old Brewery, Brewery Yard, 26 Wallgate, Wigan, Greater Manchester WN1 1JQ
A substantial brewhouse stood at the rear of the Dog & Partridge Hotel (now The Last Orders).
Brewing started again by All Gates (aka AllGates) in 2006 in the old brewery following refurbishment. A small pub estate was built up.
18 March 2016: All Gates Brewery Limited in liquidation.
Part of the brewery was demolished sometime after the turn of the 20th 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.