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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.

Read: "Starkey, Knight & Ford" by Jessica Boak & Ray Bailey

An assortment of views of the brewery

The brewery approach c.1865
The brewery in 1969
One of their early powered drays.
A charabanc outing for the brewery staff.
The Whitbread Bottling Hall.

Some Starkey, Knight & Ford Pubs

The Gallery, Bridgwater
Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
Hope, Bridgwater, 2011
Hope, Bridgwater, 2015, under demolition (photo courtesy Google)
Royal Marines Club, Bridgwater, 2011
Royal Marines Club, Bridgwater, 2011
Royal Marines Club, Bridgwater, 2015
Globe Inn, Cannington
Flying Horse, Taunton
Wolborough Arms, Newton Abbot, 2007
Wolborough Arms, Newton Abbot, 2007

Labels

Tivvy Ales
Courtesy Roy Denison
Courtesy Roy Denison
Courtesy Roy Denison
Courtesy Roy Denison
Courtesy Roy Denison
Courtesy Roy Denison
Courtesy Roy Denison

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