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<big>'''H B Longhurst & Son | |||
<big>'''H B Longhurst & Son''', ''Amber Ale Brewery, 72 London Road, Brighton, East Sussex.''</big> | |||
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Brewery demolished 1901 for road widening but the malt house survives as the Duke of York cinema. | Brewery demolished 1901 for road widening but the malt house survives as the Duke of York cinema. | ||
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Revision as of 15:22, 14 April 2020
H B Longhurst & Son, Amber Ale Brewery, 72 London Road, Brighton, East Sussex.
Founded by 1854.
Acquired by Abbey's Kemp Town Brewery Ltd 1899.
Brewery demolished 1901 for road widening but the malt house survives as the Duke of York cinema.