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<big>'''Hall's Oxford Brewery Ltd''', ''Swan Brewery, 32-34 Park End Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire.''</big> | <big>'''Hall's Oxford Brewery Ltd''', ''Swan Brewery, 32-34 Park End Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire.''</big> | ||
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Founded by 1646 as the Swan Brewery, Paradise Garden. Acquired by William Hall 1795. | Founded by 1646 as the Swan Brewery, Paradise Garden. Acquired by William Hall 1795. | ||
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Hall's Oxford Brewery Ltd, Swan Brewery, 32-34 Park End Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire.
Founded by 1646 as the Swan Brewery, Paradise Garden. Acquired by William Hall 1795.
Registered in December 1896 to acquire Hall & Co. From April 1899 all brewing was concentrated at the City Brewery.
Acquired with 300 tied houses by Allsopp & Sons Ltd in 1926 and brewing ceased.
The Hall's brand was retained for many years afterwards, and many of their houses featured four wall-mounted tiles with the 'Hare' trade mark.
Views of the brewery
An assortment of views of Hall's pubs
Lord Napier
Marlborough Head, Littlemore
Marlborough Head, Littlemore
Original Swan
Original Swan
Red Lion, Islip
Red Lion, Islip
Red Lion, Islip
Temple Bar
Trout Tadpole
White Hart
Britannia, Headington
Britannia, Headington
Britannia, Headington
Bullingdon Arms
Burton Ale Stores
Corner House, Headington
Corner House, Headington
Crown
Ben Jonson, Weston-on-the-Green (Photo: Michael East)
Ben Jonson, Weston-on-the-Green (Photo: Michael East)
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