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<big>'''Hampstead Brewery Co. Ltd, ''' '' 9a Hampstead High Street London NW3.''</big> | <big>'''Hampstead Brewery Co. Ltd, ''' '' 9a Hampstead High Street London NW3.''</big> | ||
Founded 1720 by John Vincent whose son, by the 1760s, owned or supplied the Three Tuns, the White Hart and the Black Boy at least and had another brewery on the site of the junction of Hampstead High Street and Lower Heath Street. Later known as Harris & Co. Registered August 1926 to acquire Mure & Co. | Founded 1720 by John Vincent whose son, by the 1760s, owned or supplied the Three Tuns, the White Hart and the Black Boy at least and had another brewery on the site of the junction of Hampstead High Street and Lower Heath Street. Later known as Harris & Co. | ||
Registered August 1926 to acquire Mure & Co. | |||
Acquired by [[Reffell's Brewery Ltd]]. 1931. | Acquired by [[Reffell's Brewery Ltd]]. 1931. | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 14 May 2016
Hampstead Brewery Co. Ltd, 9a Hampstead High Street London NW3.
Founded 1720 by John Vincent whose son, by the 1760s, owned or supplied the Three Tuns, the White Hart and the Black Boy at least and had another brewery on the site of the junction of Hampstead High Street and Lower Heath Street. Later known as Harris & Co.
Registered August 1926 to acquire Mure & Co.
Acquired by Reffell's Brewery Ltd. 1931.
The remains of the brewery are still standing at the rear of the property.
An assortment of images of the brewery
