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'''Images of the brewery, 1993 (Ian Peaty)''' | |||
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Whitbread Cheltenham 1993 Peaty (7).jpg |Courtesy Ian Peaty | |||
Whitbread Cheltenham 1993 Peaty (6).jpg |Courtesy Ian Peaty | |||
Whitbread Cheltenham 1993 Peaty (5).jpg |Courtesy Ian Peaty | |||
Whitbread Cheltenham 1993 Peaty (4).jpg |Courtesy Ian Peaty | |||
Whitbread Cheltenham 1993 Peaty (3).jpg |Courtesy Ian Peaty | |||
Whitbread Cheltenham 1993 Peaty (2).jpg |Courtesy Ian Peaty | |||
Whitbread Cheltenham 1993 Peaty (1).jpg |Courtesy Ian Peaty | |||
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{{Trade Mark 2 |regno = 205,246|desc=Leckhampton Hill with the Devil's Chimney and pigeons picking up calcareous matter out of the original Cheltenham Spring|date=27/05/1897|seventy=NO | {{Trade Mark 2 |regno = 205,246|desc=Leckhampton Hill with the Devil's Chimney and pigeons picking up calcareous matter out of the original Cheltenham Spring|date=27/05/1897|seventy=NO | ||
|regno2 = 214,727|desc2=Tower with battlements|date2=07/06/1898|seventy2=NO}} | |regno2 = 214,727|desc2=Tower with battlements|date2=07/06/1898|seventy2=NO}} |
Revision as of 12:03, 3 April 2018
West Country Breweries Ltd, 256 High Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
Registered 15th April 1888 as the Cheltenham Original Brewery Co. Ltd to acquire the business of J.T.Agg-Gardner founded in 1760.
Name changed to Cheltenham & Hereford Breweries Ltd. 1945 when the Hereford & Tredegar Brewery Ltd. was acquired and was later renamed again to Cheltenham Brewery Holdings Ltd.
Merged with the Stroud Brewery Co. Ltd. 1958 to form West Country Breweries Ltd. with 1,275 tied houses.
Acquired by Whitbread & Co. Ltd. 1963 and was known as Whitbread Flowers Ltd.
Closed 1998 and demolished in 2004.
An assortment of images of the brewery
Images of the brewery, 1993 (Ian Peaty)
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