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<big>'''Queens Head Brewery''', ''Enville Street, Stourbridge, West Midlands.''</big> | <big>'''Queens Head Brewery''', ''Enville Street, Stourbridge, Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, West Midlands.''</big> | ||
Premises acquired by Edward Rutland, founder of '''Rutland & Lett''', brewers, bottlers and pub owners in 1898. Expanded brewery by installing bottling plant in 1900. The firm became Edward Rutland & Son in 1924. Taken over by Albert Hipkins in 1929. | Premises acquired by Edward Rutland, founder of '''Rutland & Lett''', brewers, bottlers and pub owners in 1898. Expanded brewery by installing bottling plant in 1900. The firm became Edward Rutland & Son in 1924. Taken over by Albert Hipkins in 1929. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:39, 4 April 2020
Queens Head Brewery, Enville Street, Stourbridge, Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, West Midlands.
Premises acquired by Edward Rutland, founder of Rutland & Lett, brewers, bottlers and pub owners in 1898. Expanded brewery by installing bottling plant in 1900. The firm became Edward Rutland & Son in 1924. Taken over by Albert Hipkins in 1929.
Acquired by Frederick Smith Ltd of Aston with 5 public houses and closed 1931. The brewery was then demolished, but the brewery tap, the Queens Head, survives - now owned by Black Country Ales.
The Queens Head in 2019:
