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[[Image:HALL OXFORD.JPG|thumb|Messrs. Hall’s Oxford Brewery Ltd., New Maltings, Brewers’ Journal 15th February 1904]]
[[Image:HALL OXFORD.JPG|thumb|Messrs. Hall’s Oxford Brewery Ltd., New Maltings, Brewers’ Journal 15th February 1904]]
<big>'''Hall's Oxford Brewery Ltd, ''' ''Swan Brewery, 32/34 Park End Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire.''</big>
[[File:Halls Oxford.jpg|thumb|The brewery site in 1982]]
[[File:Halls of Oxford DD.jpg|thumb|Courtesy David Dines]]
[[File:Halls Oxford (2).jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Halls Oxford letterhead.jpg|thumb]]
[[File:Halls Oxfordaa.jpg|thumb]]
<big>'''Hall's Oxford Brewery Ltd,''' ''Swan Brewery, 32-34 Park End Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire.''</big>


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. Registered in December 1896 to acquire Hall & Co. From April 1899 all brewing was concentrated at the City Brewery.  


Registered 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.


Acquired by [[Allsopp & Sons Ltd]]. 1926 and brewing ceased. 300 tied houses.
The Hall's brand - as Hall's Oxford & West Brewery Company Limited - was retained for many years afterwards, and many of their houses featured four wall-mounted tiles with the 'Hare' trade mark. In 1984, they opened two small breweries in the West Country. See: [[Halls Plympton]] and [[Hall’s Nailsea Brewery]].


* '''[[List of Hall's Oxford Brewery Ltd pubs]]'''
* '''[[Hall's Oxford Brewery: 'Hare' Plaques]]'''
'''Views of the brewery'''
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HALL_001.jpg
HALL_000.jpg
Halls 1982.jpg|1982
</gallery>
'''Labels'''


'''An assortment of images of the brewery'''
<gallery>
<gallery>
Halls Oxford.jpg
Halls Oxford RD zmx (1).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
Halls Oxford 1982.jpg
Halls Oxford RD zmx (2).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
Halls Oxford RD zmx (3).jpg|Courtesy Roy Denison
 
</gallery>
</gallery>


{{Trade Mark |regno = 52,025|desc=Rowing eight|date=15/8/1886|seventy=NO}}
{{Trade Mark |regno = 52,025|desc=Rowing eight|date=15/8/1886|seventy=NO}}
[[category:Oxfordshire]]

Latest revision as of 14:29, 30 October 2023

Messrs. Hall’s Oxford Brewery Ltd., New Maltings, Brewers’ Journal 15th February 1904
The brewery site in 1982
Courtesy David Dines
Halls Oxford (2).jpg
Halls Oxford letterhead.jpg
Halls Oxfordaa.jpg

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 - as Hall's Oxford & West Brewery Company Limited - was retained for many years afterwards, and many of their houses featured four wall-mounted tiles with the 'Hare' trade mark. In 1984, they opened two small breweries in the West Country. See: Halls Plympton and Hall’s Nailsea Brewery.


Views of the brewery

  • HALL 001.jpg
  • HALL 000.jpg
  • 1982

    1982

Labels

  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison

  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison

  • Courtesy Roy Denison

    Courtesy Roy Denison



Entry in the Trade Mark Registry

Registration No  : 52,025
Description  : Rowing eight
Date of Application  : 15/8/1886
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO
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