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Founded before 1833. | Founded before 1833. | ||
* In 1899, they acquired H B [[Longhurst & Son]]'s Brighton brewery. | |||
* In 1914, [[Young & Rawley Ltd]] of Eastbourne became bankrupt and was acquired. | * In 1914, [[Young & Rawley Ltd]] of Eastbourne became bankrupt and was acquired. | ||
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* They acquired [[J Dudney, Sons & Co]] of Portslade in 1919 and the brewery and several public houses were resold to [[Smithers & Sons Ltd]]. | * They acquired [[J Dudney, Sons & Co]] of Portslade in 1919 and the brewery and several public houses were resold to [[Smithers & Sons Ltd]]. | ||
* [[Harry Chapman]]'s Tower Brewery, Worthing was acquired in 1924 and was closed in 1926. | |||
Registered March 1933 to acquire Abbey's Kemp Town Brewery Ltd. | Registered March 1933 to acquire Abbey's Kemp Town Brewery Ltd. | ||
Revision as of 15:27, 14 April 2020
Ordnance Survey extract from 1909. Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland (http://maps.nls.uk/index.html)
St James's Tavern, Brighton: courtesy Roy Denison
Kemp Town Brewery (Brighton) Ltd, Bristol Brewery, 6 Seymour Street, Brighton, East Sussex
Founded before 1833.
- In 1899, they acquired H B Longhurst & Son's Brighton brewery.
- In 1914, Young & Rawley Ltd of Eastbourne became bankrupt and was acquired.
- They acquired J Dudney, Sons & Co of Portslade in 1919 and the brewery and several public houses were resold to Smithers & Sons Ltd.
- Harry Chapman's Tower Brewery, Worthing was acquired in 1924 and was closed in 1926.
Registered March 1933 to acquire Abbey's Kemp Town Brewery Ltd.
Acquired by Charrington & Co. Ltd. with 236 houses in 1954 and brewery vacated 1964-65.
Views of the brewery
The maltings
The brewery in 1950
The maltings in 1960
Letterheads
1948
1951
1960 (after the Charrington takeover)
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