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In the 1860s and 1870s, Messrs Quayle & Usher were brewing at the Castle Rushen Brewery in Castletown. The partnership was dissolved in November 1880, and Thomas Frederick Usher continued the business on his own. The brewery was then operated by Theodore Sherlock and Edward Tooker, trading as T.E. Sherlock & Co. After Sherlock’s death, Tooker ran it on his own for a time, before deciding to turn it into a company in 1890. Castletown Brewery Ltd operated the brewery from 1 January 1891. | In the 1860s and 1870s, Messrs Quayle & Usher were brewing at the Castle Rushen Brewery in Castletown. The partnership was dissolved in November 1880, and Thomas Frederick Usher continued the business on his own. The brewery was then operated by Theodore Sherlock and Edward Tooker, trading as T.E. Sherlock & Co. After Sherlock’s death, Tooker ran it on his own for a time, before deciding to turn it into a company in 1890. Castletown Brewery Ltd operated the brewery from 1 January 1891. | ||
On 24 June 1899, '''The Isle of Man Breweries Ltd''', of Douglas, was formed to acquire the Castletown Brewery, [[Woolf Brothers Ltd]], and the [[Ramsey Brewery]]. | On 24 June 1899, '''The Isle of Man Breweries Ltd''', of Douglas, was formed to acquire the Castletown Brewery, [[Woolf Brothers Ltd]], and the [[Ramsey Brewery]]. Registered 1906 as the Castletown Brewery (1906) Ltd after liquidation of the parent company. | ||
Acquired by [[Hope & Anchor Breweries Ltd]], Sheffield in 1946. Re-registered as above January 1948 to acquire the Castletown Brewery and [[Clinch & Co. Ltd (Isle of Man)]]. | |||
Merged with [[Okell & Sons Ltd]] in 1986 to form Isle of Man Breweries Ltd. with 34 public houses and closed. | |||
* '''[[List of pubs owned by Castletown Brewery Ltd]]''' | |||
* Read: '''[http://www.breweryhistory.com/journal/archive/164/IsleofMan.pdf "Breweries in the Isle of Man and the Amalgamation of 1899" by Peter Dyer]''' | |||
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File:Castletown brewery delivery at Ramsey 12.9.1973.JPG|The brewery in 1973 | File:Castletown brewery delivery at Ramsey 12.9.1973.JPG|The brewery in 1973 | ||
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Revision as of 17:16, 15 January 2021
Castletown Brewery Ltd, Victoria Road, Castletown, Isle of Man.
In the 1860s and 1870s, Messrs Quayle & Usher were brewing at the Castle Rushen Brewery in Castletown. The partnership was dissolved in November 1880, and Thomas Frederick Usher continued the business on his own. The brewery was then operated by Theodore Sherlock and Edward Tooker, trading as T.E. Sherlock & Co. After Sherlock’s death, Tooker ran it on his own for a time, before deciding to turn it into a company in 1890. Castletown Brewery Ltd operated the brewery from 1 January 1891.
On 24 June 1899, The Isle of Man Breweries Ltd, of Douglas, was formed to acquire the Castletown Brewery, Woolf Brothers Ltd, and the Ramsey Brewery. Registered 1906 as the Castletown Brewery (1906) Ltd after liquidation of the parent company.
Acquired by Hope & Anchor Breweries Ltd, Sheffield in 1946. Re-registered as above January 1948 to acquire the Castletown Brewery and Clinch & Co. Ltd (Isle of Man).
Merged with Okell & Sons Ltd in 1986 to form Isle of Man Breweries Ltd. with 34 public houses and closed.
- List of pubs owned by Castletown Brewery Ltd
- Read: "Breweries in the Isle of Man and the Amalgamation of 1899" by Peter Dyer
Images of the brewery:
1986
2007
2007
Courtesy of Roy Denison:
The brewery in 1973
Te brewery in 1973
The brewery in 1973
The brewery in 1973
The brewery in 1973
The brewery in 1974
The brewery in 1977
The brewery in 1977
The brewery in 1990
The brewery in 1990
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