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A former library building, by F G W Dudley in 1911. Converted by Allied to the PHILANTHROPIST & FIRKIN, the name reflecting Carnegie's association with the building. | A former library building, by F G W Dudley in 1911. Converted by Allied to the PHILANTHROPIST & FIRKIN, the name reflecting Carnegie's association with the building. | ||
Brewing commenced 1994 ceased 1999. | Brewing commenced 1994; ceased 1999 when the Firkin chain was sold to Punch Taverns. | ||
''Photos from Michael Croxford, August 1994'' | |||
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StAlbansPhilanthropist&Firkin_MCroxford 30-08-94 2.jpg | |||
StAlbansPhilanthropist&Firkin_MCroxford 30-08-94 1.jpg | |||
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[[Category:Firkin Chain]] | [[Category:Firkin Chain]] | ||
[[Category:Hertfordshire]] | [[Category:Hertfordshire]] | ||
Revision as of 20:35, 12 April 2020
Philanthropist & Firkin, 11-13 Victoria Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire.
A former library building, by F G W Dudley in 1911. Converted by Allied to the PHILANTHROPIST & FIRKIN, the name reflecting Carnegie's association with the building.
Brewing commenced 1994; ceased 1999 when the Firkin chain was sold to Punch Taverns.
Photos from Michael Croxford, August 1994
