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[[image:Swann Cambridge 1890.jpg|thumb|An advert from 1890]] | [[image:Swann Cambridge 1890.jpg|thumb|An advert from 1890]] | ||
<big>'''Frederick J Swann, Rodney Brewery''', ''94-95 East Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire.''</big> | |||
Public houses sold to [[Lacon & Co. Ltd]]. | Merged with [[William Henry Cawthorne, Rhadegund Brewery]] in 1904 and brewing was concentrated at the Rhadegund Brewery. Public houses sold to [[Lacon & Co. Ltd]]. | ||
The Brewery Stores were reported demolished in February 2021. | |||
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CambridgeRodneyStores_BHK_March2008.jpg|Rodney Stores, 63 New Street: photo Bank House Kennels 2008 | |||
CambridgeRodneyStores2018aaa_AlistairCook_April2018.jpg|Rodney Stores: photo Alistair Cook 2018 | |||
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[[category:Cambridgeshire]] | |||
Latest revision as of 18:36, 21 October 2021
Frederick J Swann, Rodney Brewery, 94-95 East Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire.
Merged with William Henry Cawthorne, Rhadegund Brewery in 1904 and brewing was concentrated at the Rhadegund Brewery. Public houses sold to Lacon & Co. Ltd.
The Brewery Stores were reported demolished in February 2021.
Rodney Stores, 63 New Street: photo Bank House Kennels 2008
Rodney Stores: photo Alistair Cook 2018
