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...f an exhibition which was on display in the Upper Library, Queen's College Oxford, between June 2017 and January 2018.'''</big> '''This exhibition looked at the history of brewing at the college and was curated by Robin Hobbs.'''

'''BREWING AT QUEEN'S COLLEGE, OXFORD. AN ANCIENT CRAFT. By H. LLOYD HIND. '''</big> ...buildings which go back nearly 600 years, as far as the oldest part of the College, a process handed down from brewer to brewer, and probably differing only i

*24. Saracen’s Head with brewhouse, Cleveland Street, Doncaster (Jan. 1897) *34. Off- licence, Upper Oxford Street, Doncaster (Oct. 1900)

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* Boathouse, 32 Brewhouse Street, Putney, London SW15 (Opened by Youngs in 2004) ...East Hill, Wandsworth, London SW18 (Leased by Youngs from Magdalen College Oxford from 1831, rebuilt 1900, and remodelled 1930s; bought outright by Youngs on

...anised by Mick Connors and led by Liz Woolley, with a visit to The Queen’s College hosted by Robin Hobbs, 21 July 2018'''</big> ...former Chequers, along St Thomas Street. St Thomas’s parish, where most of Oxford’s breweries were located, was one of the roughest parts of the city.

'''THE BREWERY AT QUEEN'S COLLEGE, OXFORD. '''</big> ...e Brewhouse in 1935. The photograph was taken by Messrs Gillman and Soame, Oxford]]

The Site and Brewing in Oxford up to 1800 The Morrell Family as Brewers 1670 -1800 Morrells Brewery 1800 - ...olleges produced their own ale at one time or another, and Queen's College Brewhouse dating from 1341, was in continuous use for nearly 600 years until the last

...shed Ltd, Burton. To M&B in 1911. Built 1880s. Previously the BIRMINGHAM & OXFORD RAILWAY INN and the GREAT WESTERN VAULTS. # Crossways, 442 College Road, Perry Common. Closed.