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<big>'''Philanthropist & Firkin''', ''11-13 Victoria Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire AL1 3JJ''</big>
[[File:Philanthropist & Firkin St Albans PG (2).jpg|thumb|Courtesy Paul Gunnell]]
[[File:Philanthropist & Firkin St Albans PG.jpg|thumb|Courtesy Paul Gunnell]]
<big>'''Philanthropist & Firkin,''' ''11-13 Victoria Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire AL1 3JJ''</big>


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.

Latest revision as of 16:35, 20 January 2023

Courtesy Paul Gunnell
Courtesy Paul Gunnell

Philanthropist & Firkin, 11-13 Victoria Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire AL1 3JJ

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 utilising a full-mash 5-barrel plant.

Brewing ceased 1999 when the Firkin chain was sold to Punch Taverns.


Photos from Michael Croxford, August 1994