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Revision as of 10:57, 10 August 2019
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Gibbs, Mew & Co. Ltd,, Anchor Brewery, Gigant Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire
Founded at the Swan, Haslemere, Surrey c.1750. George Bridger Gibbs became a partner in Fawcett's Brewery 1838 and moved to the Anchor Brewery, Salisbury in 1858.
Registered in May 1898 to acquire Bridger Gibbs & Son and Herbert Mew's brewery.
Closed in 1997. 310 tied houses were sold to Enterprise Inns.
Some buildings remain, but most of the brewery site has been redeveloped.
Views of the brewery:
The staff circa 1895
1970s
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1989
1991
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Remains of the brewery in 2000:
Within the brewery:
Yeast press
Wooden square
Valentine arm
Underback
Paraflow
Old hop back
New copper
Mash Tun
Malt mill
Fermenting vessels
Cellars
Attemperator in square
Fermenting room
Fermenters in micro
Extra fermenting vessel
Copper
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