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<big>'''Sharpe & Winch,''' | <big>'''Sharpe & Winch,''' ''Baker's Cross, Cranbrook, Kent.''</big> | ||
''Baker's Cross, Cranbrook, Kent.''</big> | |||
In 1832 the partnership of Newnham and Tooth was listed here. By 1846 owned by William Barling Sharpe and above title assumed 1892. Acquired by Frederick Leney & Sons Ltd. of Wateringbury 1928 who were then a subsidiary of [[Whitbread & Co. Ltd]]. | In 1832 the partnership of Newnham and Tooth was listed here. | ||
By 1846 owned by William Barling Sharpe and above title assumed 1892. | |||
Acquired by Frederick Leney & Sons Ltd. of Wateringbury 1928 who were then a subsidiary of [[Whitbread & Co. Ltd]]. | |||
Some buildings remain. | Some buildings remain. | ||
'''An assortment of images of the brewery''' | |||
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Sharpe & Winch Cranbrook 2013 (2).jpg | |||
Sharpe & Winch Cranbrook 2013 (3).jpg | |||
Sharpe & Winch Cranbrook 2013 (5).jpg | |||
Sharpe & Winch Cranbrook 2013 (7).jpg | |||
Sharpe & Winch Cranbrook 2013 (8).jpg | |||
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Revision as of 09:39, 28 August 2015
Sharpe & Winch, Baker's Cross, Cranbrook, Kent.
In 1832 the partnership of Newnham and Tooth was listed here.
By 1846 owned by William Barling Sharpe and above title assumed 1892.
Acquired by Frederick Leney & Sons Ltd. of Wateringbury 1928 who were then a subsidiary of Whitbread & Co. Ltd.
Some buildings remain.
An assortment of images of the brewery