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<big>'''Baddow Brewery Co. Ltd''', ''Church Street, Great Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex.''</big> | |||
Operated as Crabb, Veley & Co. until 1887. Registered October 1895. | Founded by Crabb 1798 and new brewery built 1868. Operated as Crabb, Veley & Co. until 1887. Registered October 1895. | ||
Acquired by [[Seabrooke & Sons Ltd]]. 1927 with 53 tied houses and was closed. | Acquired by [[Seabrooke & Sons Ltd]]. 1927 with 53 tied houses and was closed. | ||
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'''An | '''From ESSEX BREWERS - The Malting and Hop Industries of the County by Ian P Peaty 1992 now out of print ISBN 978 1 873966 02 4''' | ||
A Mr Crabb founded this business in 1798 and was later joined by his son as in 1826 the title of the firm was R.H. Crabb and Son ale and porter brewers. | |||
In 1839, Richard H. Crabb and Sons were listed as brewers and maltsters, with Richard Crabb living at Baddow Place. An agreement between Frederick Thomas Veley of Chelmsford and Arthur Curtis Veley and Richard Hartley Crab of Great Baddow, brewer, was for the ''"copyhold brewery, maltings, messuages, buildings and premises"'' and sold for £9,000 on 9th October, 1866. Included in this sale were 35 freehold, 2 leashold public houses and one beer shop. | |||
Richard Hartley Crabb was born at Sandon Place in 1820 and inherited the business from his father, also Richard. It was Richard Senior's father who settled in the village in 1798 at which he founded the original brewery. A new brewery was built on the site in 1868, the foundation stone being laid by Henry George Crabb, Frederick Thomas Veley, Arthur C. Veley and Thomas Smee. In 1902, Reginald Watney was managing Director of the Baddow Brewery, but by 1927 the limited company was taken over by [[Seabrooke & Sons Ltd]]. Thurrock Brewery, Grays. | |||
The buildings remain extant, the main building with foundation stone are now used as a furniture retail shop, whilst outbuildings and yard are various antique shops. Opposite the imposing three storeyed main building stood the bottling stores, which had a grotesque gargoyle and two circular inset reliefs of members of the Royal Family. This building was demolished and a new one built in 1989, incorporating many of the features of the previous building. | |||
'''Various images of the brewery''' | |||
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Baddow Bell Lt Waltham.jpg |The Bell, Little Waltham | Baddow Bell Lt Waltham.jpg |The Bell, Little Waltham | ||
Baddow 2.jpg | Baddow 2.jpg | ||
Baddow Brewery 1980 15.jpg| | </gallery> | ||
Baddow | |||
Great Baddow Brewery 1984 22.jpg| | '''The brewery in the 1980s''' | ||
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Baddow Brewery 1980 15.jpg|1980 | |||
Baddow Brewery 1980 a5.jpg|1980 | |||
Great Baddow Brewery 1984 29.jpg| | Great Baddow Brewery 1984 25.jpg|1984 | ||
Great Baddow Brewery 1984 28.jpg| | Great Baddow Brewery 1984 22.jpg|1984 | ||
Great Baddow Brewery 1984 27.jpg| | Great Baddow Brewery 1984 29.jpg|1984 | ||
Great Baddow Brewery 1984 26.jpg| | Great Baddow Brewery 1984 28.jpg|1984 | ||
Great Baddow Brewery 1984 27.jpg|1984 | |||
Great Baddow Brewery 1984 26.jpg|1984 | |||
Baddow remains 1985.jpg|1985 | |||
Baddow 1986 offices.jpg|1986 | |||
Baddow Bry 1986 (2).jpg|1986 | |||
Baddow 1986.jpg|1986 | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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{{Trade Mark |regno = 294,836|desc=Toy soldier|date=24/07/1907|seventy=NO}} | {{Trade Mark |regno = 294,836|desc=Toy soldier|date=24/07/1907|seventy=NO}} | ||
[[Category:Essex]] | [[Category:Essex]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:02, 29 August 2021
Baddow Brewery Co. Ltd, Church Street, Great Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex.
Founded by Crabb 1798 and new brewery built 1868. Operated as Crabb, Veley & Co. until 1887. Registered October 1895.
Acquired by Seabrooke & Sons Ltd. 1927 with 53 tied houses and was closed.
Still standing and in use for retail purposes.
From ESSEX BREWERS - The Malting and Hop Industries of the County by Ian P Peaty 1992 now out of print ISBN 978 1 873966 02 4
A Mr Crabb founded this business in 1798 and was later joined by his son as in 1826 the title of the firm was R.H. Crabb and Son ale and porter brewers.
In 1839, Richard H. Crabb and Sons were listed as brewers and maltsters, with Richard Crabb living at Baddow Place. An agreement between Frederick Thomas Veley of Chelmsford and Arthur Curtis Veley and Richard Hartley Crab of Great Baddow, brewer, was for the "copyhold brewery, maltings, messuages, buildings and premises" and sold for £9,000 on 9th October, 1866. Included in this sale were 35 freehold, 2 leashold public houses and one beer shop.
Richard Hartley Crabb was born at Sandon Place in 1820 and inherited the business from his father, also Richard. It was Richard Senior's father who settled in the village in 1798 at which he founded the original brewery. A new brewery was built on the site in 1868, the foundation stone being laid by Henry George Crabb, Frederick Thomas Veley, Arthur C. Veley and Thomas Smee. In 1902, Reginald Watney was managing Director of the Baddow Brewery, but by 1927 the limited company was taken over by Seabrooke & Sons Ltd. Thurrock Brewery, Grays.
The buildings remain extant, the main building with foundation stone are now used as a furniture retail shop, whilst outbuildings and yard are various antique shops. Opposite the imposing three storeyed main building stood the bottling stores, which had a grotesque gargoyle and two circular inset reliefs of members of the Royal Family. This building was demolished and a new one built in 1989, incorporating many of the features of the previous building.
Various images of the brewery
The Rising Sun, Chelmsford
The Bell, Little Waltham
The brewery in the 1980s
1980
1980
1984
1984
1984
1984
1984
1984
1985
1986
1986
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The brewery in the 1990s
The brewery in 1990s
The brewery in 1990s
The brewery in 1990s
The brewery in 1990s
The brewery in 1990s
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