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<big>'''Catterall & Swarbrick's Brewery Ltd''', ''Queen's Brewery, Talbot Road, Blackpool, Lancashire''</big> | <big>'''Catterall & Swarbrick's Brewery Ltd''', ''Queen's Brewery, Talbot Road, Blackpool, Lancashire''</big> | ||
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Catterall & Swarbrick's Brewery Ltd, Queen's Brewery, Talbot Road, Blackpool, Lancashire
Founded at Poulton-le-Fylde 1871. Registered July 1894. The Blackpool brewery was built in 1927. Acquired by United Breweries in 1961 (see Hammond's United Breweries Ltd) with 104 public houses. Closed 1971.
James Richardson (Catterall & Swarbrick), Newton Springs Brewery, Staining Road, Hardhorn, Lancashire
James Richardson and over 12 houses were acquired by Catterall & Swarbrick in 1890. Used for bottling. Buildings remain as part of a camp site.
Images of the Newton Springs Brewery
Images of the Blackpool brewery
The brewery in 1975
The brewery in 1980
The brewery in 1980
The brewery in 1980
The brewery in 1980
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