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<big>'''Samuel White & Son''', ''Bellefield Brewery, 36-40 Winson Street, Winson Green, Birmingham, West Midlands.''</big> | |||
Acquired by [[Davenport's Brewery Ltd]] in 1928. | |||
This was a grade 2-star listed building. A 'Heritage At Risk' report in 2008 had the following information: "Public house and attached outbuildings, C19 with early C20 remodelling by Wood & Kendrick. Outwardly modest, the interiors are unusual for their remarkable completeness, but some of fittings have been removed or fire damaged, and leaded windows in very poor condition. The building has recently changed hands but no repairs carried out. Planning permission for residential conversion and enabling development." | |||
The pub stood in a state of increasing dereliction for many years, but the premises were entirely demolished by 2019. | |||
'''Images courtesy www.birminghamforum.co.uk''' | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:57, 26 January 2021
Samuel White & Son, Bellefield Brewery, 36-40 Winson Street, Winson Green, Birmingham, West Midlands.
Acquired by Davenport's Brewery Ltd in 1928.
This was a grade 2-star listed building. A 'Heritage At Risk' report in 2008 had the following information: "Public house and attached outbuildings, C19 with early C20 remodelling by Wood & Kendrick. Outwardly modest, the interiors are unusual for their remarkable completeness, but some of fittings have been removed or fire damaged, and leaded windows in very poor condition. The building has recently changed hands but no repairs carried out. Planning permission for residential conversion and enabling development."
The pub stood in a state of increasing dereliction for many years, but the premises were entirely demolished by 2019.
Images courtesy www.birminghamforum.co.uk
