Newcastle Breweries Ltd


Newcastle Breweries Ltd, Tyne Brewery, Corporation Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear.
Registered February 1890 to acquire:
- John Barras & Co, Tyne Brewery
- William Henry Allison & Co, High Brewery, Duke Street, North Shields and Monkwearmouth Brewery, Sunderland
- Swinburne & Co, Gateshead
- Carr Brothers & Carr, Low Lights, North Shields
...with a total of 215 public houses. The managing director of the new company was Thomas Watson Lovibond (of the Greenwich and Salisbury family), who had previously managed the Barras brewery. T W Lovibond was chairman of the Brewers Society in 1899 and 1900.
Merged with Scottish Brewers Ltd in 1960 to form Scottish & Newcastle Breweries Ltd.
Closed 2005 with brewing initially transferred to the Northern Clubs Federation Brewery Ltd at Dunston.
- List of Newcastle Breweries Ltd. pubs in Newcastle
- List of Newcastle Breweries Ltd. pubs in Northumberland county
- List of Newcastle Breweries Ltd. pubs in County Durham & elsewhere
- Gallery of Newcastle Breweries photographs
The brewery features in The Noted Breweries of Great Britain and Ireland by Alfred Barnard published 1890:
An assortment of views of the brewery
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The original brewhouse
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The old bottling line
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The maltings
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The offices
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The offices
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The offices
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The old maltings
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The old maltings
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The brewery in 2006. Courtesy Derek Taylor
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The brewery in 2006. Courtesy Derek Taylor
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The brewery in 2007. Courtesy "Watney's Red Barrel"
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The brewery in 2007. Courtesy "Watney's Red Barrel"
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The brewery in 2007. Courtesy "Watney's Red Barrel"
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The brewery from St James Park in 2010. Courtesy Steve Peck
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The brewery gate which show the "STAR" TM in 2010. Courtesy Steve Peck
Labels:
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Courtesy Roy Denison
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Courtesy Roy Denison
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Courtesy Roy Denison
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Courtesy Roy Denison
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Courtesy Roy Denison
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Courtesy Roy Denison
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