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<big>'''John Dalzell,''''' High Street, Harrington, Cumbria.''</big> | <big>'''John Dalzell,''''' High Street, Harrington, Cumbria.''</big> | ||
Founded in 1847 by John Dalzell. | Founded in 1847 by John Dalzell. In 1892 Thomas Dalzell merged with Joseph Dalzell of Parton. | ||
The brewery closed prior to 1925 and 75 houses acquired by the [[Workington Brewery Co. Ltd]]. Some buildings survive. | |||
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HarringtonJohnDalzell_MikeBrown1.jpg|Mike Brown | |||
HarringtonJohnDalzell_MikeBrown2.jpg|Mike Brown | |||
HarringtonJohnDalzell_TBeattie1_Late1970s.jpg|Tony Beattie, late 1970s | |||
HarringtonJohnDalzell_TBeattie2_Late1970s.jpg|Tony Beattie, late 1970s | |||
HarringtonJohnDalzell_Google2017.jpg|Courtesy www.google.com/maps 2017 | |||
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[[category:Cumbria]] | [[category:Cumbria]] | ||
Revision as of 17:27, 7 August 2020
John Dalzell, High Street, Harrington, Cumbria.
Founded in 1847 by John Dalzell. In 1892 Thomas Dalzell merged with Joseph Dalzell of Parton.
The brewery closed prior to 1925 and 75 houses acquired by the Workington Brewery Co. Ltd. Some buildings survive.
Mike Brown
Mike Brown
Tony Beattie, late 1970s
Tony Beattie, late 1970s
Courtesy www.google.com/maps 2017
