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[[File:Flint 2 bottle Rod Jones.jpg|thumb|Courtesy Rod Jones]] | [[File:Flint 2 bottle Rod Jones.jpg|thumb|Courtesy Rod Jones]] | ||
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<big>'''Flint & Co. Ltd | <big>'''Flint & Co. Ltd''', ''St Dunstan's Brewery, St Dunstan's Street, Canterbury, Kent''</big> | ||
Founded 1780. | Founded 1780. Registered before 1892 as Flint & Sons Ltd. and was re-registered as above September 1903. | ||
Registered before 1892 as Flint & Sons Ltd. and was re-registered as above September 1903. | |||
Acquired by [[Alfred Leney & Co. Ltd]]. of Dover 1923 with 350 tied houses. | Acquired by [[Alfred Leney & Co. Ltd]]. of Dover 1923 with 350 tied houses. | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 23 April 2019
Flint & Co. Ltd, St Dunstan's Brewery, St Dunstan's Street, Canterbury, Kent
Founded 1780. Registered before 1892 as Flint & Sons Ltd. and was re-registered as above September 1903.
Acquired by Alfred Leney & Co. Ltd. of Dover 1923 with 350 tied houses.
Brewing ceased 1929 and much of the brewery is still standing.
Images of the brewery:
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Various images:
A disused pub on the Isle of Sheppey
A disused pub on the Isle of Sheppey
