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Bennett owned an ale and porter brewery at Chamber's Yard, Dunstable, from c.1839. Also a partner in the Bedford Road Brewery, Luton 1864-70 and brewed at Harpenden 1874-93 as well as Redbourn 1882-97. | Bennett owned an ale and porter brewery at Chamber's Yard, Dunstable, from c.1839. Also a partner in the Bedford Road Brewery, Luton 1864-70 and brewed at Harpenden 1874-93 as well as Redbourn 1882-97. | ||
Bought the North-Western Brewery from Cutler & Henceman. | Bought the North-Western Brewery from [[Cutler & Henceman]]. | ||
Acquired by [[Mann, Crossman & Paulin Ltd]]. 1938 with 59 tied houses. | Acquired by [[Mann, Crossman & Paulin Ltd]]. 1938 with 59 tied houses. | ||
Brewery demolished 1971. | Brewery demolished 1971. | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 8 September 2013
Benjamin Bennett North-Western Brewery, 181-189 High Street North , Dunstable , Bedfordshire .
Bennett owned an ale and porter brewery at Chamber's Yard, Dunstable, from c.1839. Also a partner in the Bedford Road Brewery, Luton 1864-70 and brewed at Harpenden 1874-93 as well as Redbourn 1882-97.
Bought the North-Western Brewery from Cutler & Henceman.
Acquired by Mann, Crossman & Paulin Ltd. 1938 with 59 tied houses.
Brewery demolished 1971.