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Revision as of 18:37, 5 June 2017
Leicester Brewing & Malting Co Ltd
Eagle Brewery, 51 Upper Charnwood Street, Leicester
In 1827, Henry Bates was at the Rainbow & Dove, Northampton Square. In 1864, T C Carver & Co were operating the Northampton Street brewery; and around 1867, Carver & Bates were shown at the Eagle Brewery, Northampton Square. The Charnwood Street area was developed in 1870. In 1877, Frederick Bates was shown as a brewer at 15 Northampton Street, and at the Eagle Brewery, Upper Charnwood Street. By 1880, Frederick Bates had become Bates, Son & Bishell, Northampton and Lower Charnwood Streets. On 30 June 1890, Bates, Son & Bishell registered the Leicester Brewing & Malting Co Ltd together with the malting business of Needham & Crick, Church Gate, Leicester.
Acquired by Ansells Brewery Ltd. 1952 with about 140 public houses and was closed. Bottling continued to 1960.
Some buildings remain.
The brewery:
Courtesy Chris Pyrah
Courtesy Chris Pyrah
Miscellaneous:
beermat
Belgrave Hotel, Leicester:
- LBM eagle on HOTEL BELGRAVE, Leicester Chris Pyrah.jpg
Courtesy Chris Pyrah
Courtesy Steve Peck
