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In 1889 a new tower brewery was constructed, their offices being at what had been the Heal & Cook site 54 High Street. In 1895 changed to '''Starkey, Knight & Ford Ltd''' in 1895 when [[Thomas Ford & Son]] of Tiverton was acquired with 40 tied houses.  
In 1889 a new tower brewery was constructed, their offices being at what had been the Heal & Cook site 54 High Street. In 1895 changed to '''Starkey, Knight & Ford Ltd''' in 1895 when [[Thomas Ford & Son]] of Tiverton was acquired with 40 tied houses.  


North Petherton and Taunton closed 1906.  
North Petherton and Taunton closed 1906. Acquired by [[Whitbread & Co. Ltd]]. in 1962 with 400 tied houses. The Bridgwater brewery was closed in the same year, and demolished 1967.  
 
Acquired by [[Whitbread & Co. Ltd]]. in 1962 with 400 tied houses. The Bridgwater brewery was closed in the same year, and demolished 1967.  




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Image:Starkey 02.jpg|A charabanc outing for the brewery staff.  
Image:Starkey 02.jpg|A charabanc outing for the brewery staff.  
Image:Tiverton 01.jpg|The Whitbread Bottling Hall.
Image:Tiverton 01.jpg|The Whitbread Bottling Hall.
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'''Some Starkey, Knight & Ford Pubs'''
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File:SomersetBridgwaterGallery1_SallyPeace_Aug11.jpg|[[The Gallery, Bridgwater]]
File:BridgwaterHope2011aa_SPe_Aug2011.jpg|Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
File:BridgwaterHope2011aaa_SPe_Aug2011.jpg|Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
File:BridgwaterHope2011bb_SPe_Aug2011.jpg|Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
File:BridgwaterHope2011bbb_SPe_Aug2011.jpg|Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
File:BridgwaterHope2015_Google_Jun2015.jpg|Hope, Bridgwater, 2015, under demolition (photo courtesy Google)
File:BridgwaterRoyalMarines2011aa_SPe_Aug2011.jpg|Royal Marines Club, Bridgwater, 2011
File:BridgwaterRoyalMarines2011aaa_SPe_Aug2011.jpg|Royal Marines Club, Bridgwater, 2011
File:BridgwaterRoyalMarines2015_AH_Oct2015.jpg|Royal Marines Club, Bridgwater, 2015
File:SomersetCanningtonGlobeInn1a_BHK_Mar12.jpg|[[Globe Inn, Cannington]]
File:SomersetTauntonFlyingHorse1a_BHK_Mar12.jpg|[[Flying Horse, Taunton]]
File:NewtonAbbotWolboroughArms2007a_WRB_Mar2007.jpg|Wolborough Arms, Newton Abbot, 2007
File:NewtonAbbotWolboroughArms2007b_WRB_Mar2007.jpg|Wolborough Arms, Newton Abbot, 2007
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An advert from 1900
Letterhead 1951
In the Lethbridge Arms, Bishops Lydeard, 2009
In the Lethbridge Arms, Bishops Lydeard, 2009
In the Merchants Inn, Rugby

Starkey, Knight & Ford Ltd, Northgate Brewery, Bridgwater, Somerset.

Founded 1842 by George Knight. Registered November 1887 as Starkey, Knight & Co., having merged with Thomas Starkey, of North Petherton and Taunton.

In 1889 a new tower brewery was constructed, their offices being at what had been the Heal & Cook site 54 High Street. In 1895 changed to Starkey, Knight & Ford Ltd in 1895 when Thomas Ford & Son of Tiverton was acquired with 40 tied houses.

North Petherton and Taunton closed 1906. Acquired by Whitbread & Co. Ltd. in 1962 with 400 tied houses. The Bridgwater brewery was closed in the same year, and demolished 1967.



An assortment of views of the brewery


Some Starkey, Knight & Ford Pubs


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