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<big>'''H B Clark & Co. (Successors) Ltd''', ''Westgate Brewery, Parliament Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF2 9SW''</big>
<big>'''H B Clark & Co. (Successors) Ltd''', ''Westgate Brewery, Parliament Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF2 9SW''</big>


Founded 1906. The brewery was in operation until 1960 supplying the free trade only and not brewing continuously, only to meet demand. Brewing recommenced July 1982 in a new brewhouse. Still brewing.
Founded 1906. The brewery was in operation until 1960 supplying the free trade only and not brewing continuously. Brewing recommenced July 1982 in a new brewhouse. Following a takeover by Kitwave, a wholesaler from North Tyneside, brewing ceased here in about 2017, but the company still trades as a drinks distributor and small pubco.
 
The company has owned or leased the following pubs for a while:
* Henry Boons (ex Green Dragon), 130 Westgate, Wakefield. The brewery tap, and a former brew-pub.
* Kings Arms, Heath Common, West Yorkshire. Later owned by Ossett Brewery.
* Masons Arms, Keighley, West Yorkshire. Leased from Timothy Taylor 1986.
* Boons End, Ossett, West Yorkshire.
* White Hart, 380 Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, West Yorkshire.
* Huntsman, 136 Manchester Road, Thurlstone, South Yorkshire.
* Boons (ex Woolpack), 6 Queen Street, Horbury, West Yorkshire.
* Admiral Boon (ex Rose & Crown), Rawcliffe, near Goole, East Yorkshire.


For the adjacent brewery tap, see: [[Green Dragon, Wakefield]].
For the adjacent brewery tap, see: [[Green Dragon, Wakefield]].


'''An assortment of images of the brewery'''
'''An assortment of images of the brewery'''
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File:clarkes wakefield 2.jpg
File:clarkes wakefield 2.jpg
File:clarkes wakefield.jpg
File:clarkes wakefield.jpg
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (1a).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (4c).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (4b).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (4a).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (3c).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (3b).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (2b).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (2a).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (1c).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
File:Clarks Wakefield PH (1b).jpg|Courtesy Paul Hathaway
</gallery>
</gallery>
'''Labels etc'''


<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Clarks Wakefield RD zmx.jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Badge Clarks.jpg
File:Badge Clarks.jpg
File:Clarks Wakefield RD zm.jpg| Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Clarks Wakefield RD zm.jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Clarks Wakefield RD zc.jpg| Courtesy Roy Denison
File:Clarks Wakefield RD zc.jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
</gallery>
</gallery>




[[category:West Yorkshire]]
[[category:West Yorkshire]]

Latest revision as of 17:11, 8 March 2024

The brewery in 2000
The brewery in 1997

H B Clark & Co. (Successors) Ltd, Westgate Brewery, Parliament Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF2 9SW

Founded 1906. The brewery was in operation until 1960 supplying the free trade only and not brewing continuously. Brewing recommenced July 1982 in a new brewhouse. Following a takeover by Kitwave, a wholesaler from North Tyneside, brewing ceased here in about 2017, but the company still trades as a drinks distributor and small pubco.

The company has owned or leased the following pubs for a while:

  • Henry Boons (ex Green Dragon), 130 Westgate, Wakefield. The brewery tap, and a former brew-pub.
  • Kings Arms, Heath Common, West Yorkshire. Later owned by Ossett Brewery.
  • Masons Arms, Keighley, West Yorkshire. Leased from Timothy Taylor 1986.
  • Boons End, Ossett, West Yorkshire.
  • White Hart, 380 Wakefield Road, Denby Dale, West Yorkshire.
  • Huntsman, 136 Manchester Road, Thurlstone, South Yorkshire.
  • Boons (ex Woolpack), 6 Queen Street, Horbury, West Yorkshire.
  • Admiral Boon (ex Rose & Crown), Rawcliffe, near Goole, East Yorkshire.

For the adjacent brewery tap, see: Green Dragon, Wakefield.


An assortment of images of the brewery

  • Clarke Wakefield bb.jpg
  • Clarke Wakefield aa.jpg
  • Clarke Wakefield.jpg
  • Clarkes Wakefield 1.jpg
  • Wakefield Clark Bros.jpg
  • Clarkes wakefield 2.jpg
  • Clarkes wakefield.jpg
  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway

  • Courtesy Paul Hathaway

    Courtesy Paul Hathaway


Labels etc

  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison

  • Badge Clarks.jpg
  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison

  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison

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