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[[File:WindsorNevileReidBry_OS1910.jpg|thumb|Ordnance Survey extract from 1910. Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland (http://maps.nls.uk/index.html)]] | |||
<big>'''Nevile, Reid & Co Ltd''', ''Windsor Brewery, Thames Street, Windsor, Berkshire''</big> | <big>'''Nevile, Reid & Co Ltd''', ''Windsor Brewery, Thames Street, Windsor, Berkshire''</big> | ||
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''Windsor Castle from Isherwood's Brewery. By Paul Sandby, ca.1765 (Royal Collection Trust)'' | |||
Registered 1915. | Founded 1727 and owned by the Isherwood family until 1786, when acquired by James Baverstock and Richard Ramsbottom. Bought by Nevile Reid of [[Meux's Brewery Co. Ltd]] in about 1837. Registered 1915. Nevile, Reid and Co were also bankers in Windsor, their business being acquired by Barclays in 1914. | ||
The brewery was acquired by [[Noakes & Co. Ltd]] in 1918 with 140 tied houses. Brewing ceased 1930. Some buildings survive. | |||
'''[[List of Nevile Reid & Co Ltd pubs]]''' | * '''[[List of Nevile, Reid & Co Ltd pubs]]''' | ||
[[Category:Berkshire]] | [[Category:Berkshire]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:36, 1 November 2019
Ordnance Survey extract from 1910. Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland (http://maps.nls.uk/index.html)
Nevile, Reid & Co Ltd, Windsor Brewery, Thames Street, Windsor, Berkshire
Windsor Castle from Isherwood's Brewery. By Paul Sandby, ca.1765 (Royal Collection Trust)
Founded 1727 and owned by the Isherwood family until 1786, when acquired by James Baverstock and Richard Ramsbottom. Bought by Nevile Reid of Meux's Brewery Co. Ltd in about 1837. Registered 1915. Nevile, Reid and Co were also bankers in Windsor, their business being acquired by Barclays in 1914.
The brewery was acquired by Noakes & Co. Ltd in 1918 with 140 tied houses. Brewing ceased 1930. Some buildings survive.