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Used as a depot and maltings until 1974 and demolished in 1978. | Used as a depot and maltings until 1974 and demolished in 1978. | ||
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'''Some personal photographs from Peter Fay. Note the Thompson's livery would have been a faded primrose yellow.'''<gallery> | |||
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{{Trade Mark |regno = 197,015|desc=South Foreland lighthouse|date=25/09/1896|seventy=NO}} | {{Trade Mark |regno = 197,015|desc=South Foreland lighthouse|date=25/09/1896|seventy=NO}} | ||
Revision as of 18:52, 15 August 2017
Thompson & Son Ltd, Walmer, Kent.
Founded prior to 1820 by Edmund Thompson.
Registered February 1894 to acquire Thompson & Son.
Acquired by Charrington & Co. Ltd. 1951 with c.100 houses and brewing ceased 1953.
Used as a depot and maltings until 1974 and demolished in 1978.
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Some personal photographs from Peter Fay. Note the Thompson's livery would have been a faded primrose yellow.
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