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[[Image:Gomm 1.jpg|thumb|The brewery tap.]][[Image:Gomm Brentford.jpg|thumb|]]
[[Image:Gomm 1.jpg|thumb|The original brewery tap, High Street, Brentford]]
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[[File:TwickenhamTurksHead05_SP_Apr2012.jpg|thumb|Turks Head, Twickenham, 2012]]
[[File:TwickenhamTurksHead05_SP_Apr2012.jpg|thumb|Turks Head, Twickenham, 2012]]


<big>'''William Gomm & Son''', ''Beehive Brewery, Catherine Wheel Yard, 93 High Street, Brentford, Middlesex''</big>
<big>'''William Gomm & Son''', ''Beehive Brewery, Catherine Wheel Yard, 93 High Street, Brentford, Middlesex''</big>

Revision as of 09:49, 12 April 2018

The original brewery tap, High Street, Brentford
Gomm Brentford.jpg
Turks Head, Twickenham, 2012


William Gomm & Son, Beehive Brewery, Catherine Wheel Yard, 93 High Street, Brentford, Middlesex

Established by William Gomm at the Beehive public house in the High Street.

In 1876 he purchased the Grand Junction Brewery in Catherine Wheel Yard and moved there in 1877, renaming it the Beehive Brewery.

Acquired by Fuller, Smith & Turner Ltd 1908 with 34 tied houses.


An assortment of images of the brewery

Entry in the Trade Mark Registry

Registration No  : 164,159
Description  : Beehive (as brewery), wagons, ops & barley
Date of Application  : 12/4/1892
Used Prior to 1875?  : NO