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[[File:Bow Brewery rear left c1900.jpg|thumb|The brewery is in the top left of this photograph from the 1900s]] | [[File:Bow Brewery rear left c1900.jpg|thumb|The brewery is in the top left of this photograph from the 1900s]] | ||
[[File:Bow Brewery zn (1).jpg|thumb]] | [[File:Bow Brewery zn (1).jpg|thumb|William Whiffen's photograph of the brewery frontage in 1932, shortly before demolition]] | ||
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<big>'''Smith, Garrett & Co. Ltd''', ''246 Bow Road, Bow, London E3''</big> | <big>'''Smith, Garrett & Co. Ltd''', ''246 Bow Road, Bow, London E3''</big> | ||
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Smith, Garrett & Co. Ltd, 246 Bow Road, Bow, London E3
George Hodgson started brewing in Bow in 1752. His son Mark moved to the Bow site in about 1815-17.
Registered July 1882.
Acquired by Taylor, Walker & Co. Ltd in in July 1927 and was closed.
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The Duke of York, Bermondsey
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The Duke of York, Bermondsey
Mitford Tavern, Hackney. Demolished and replaced by flats 2002
Smith Garrett fascia revealed at the Oak & Pastor (originally Junction Arms), London N19: 2013
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