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[[File:Rod Jones Bottle Arkcolls.jpg|thumb|Courtesy Rod Jones]] | |||
<big>'''Charles Arkcoll & Co''', ''Lion Brewery, High Street, Chatham, Kent.''</big> | |||
Some buildings remain | Bought James Hulkes' brewery in 1877 and named it the Lion Brewery. Upon the death of Charles Arkcoll junior in 1912, the business was sold at auction to A J Brown, trading as Owen J Carter, wine and spirit merchants for £75,000. He resold the licensed houses to [[Style & Winch Ltd]]. | ||
Some buildings remain to the rear of the Ship Inn. | |||
* '''[[List of Charles Arkcoll & Co pubs]]''' | |||
[[File:Chas Arkoll Chatham 1968 EPHS.jpg|600px]] | |||
''The brewery in 1968. Courtesy East Peckham Historical Society'' | |||
'''An assortment of images of the brewery''' | |||
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Arkcolls Chatham hulkes house.jpg|The Hulkes family home | |||
Arkcoll Chatham 2004 (8).jpg|2004 | |||
Arkcoll Chatham 2004 (5).jpg|2004 | |||
Arkcoll Chatham 2004 (4).jpg|2004 | |||
Arkcoll Chatham 2004 (3).jpg|2004 | |||
Arkcoll Chatham 2004 (1).jpg|2004 | |||
Arkcoll 2.jpg | |||
File:ChathamArkcoll_95_SP_Apr2012.jpg|2012 | |||
File:ChathamArkcoll_93_SP_Apr2012.jpg|2012 | |||
File:ChathamArkcoll_94_SP_Apr2012.jpg|2012 | |||
File:ChathamArkcoll_97_SP_Apr2012.jpg|2012 | |||
File:ChathamArkcoll_92_SP_Apr2012.jpg|2012 | |||
</gallery> | |||
[[category:Kent]] | |||
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Charles Arkcoll & Co, Lion Brewery, High Street, Chatham, Kent.
Bought James Hulkes' brewery in 1877 and named it the Lion Brewery. Upon the death of Charles Arkcoll junior in 1912, the business was sold at auction to A J Brown, trading as Owen J Carter, wine and spirit merchants for £75,000. He resold the licensed houses to Style & Winch Ltd.
Some buildings remain to the rear of the Ship Inn.
The brewery in 1968. Courtesy East Peckham Historical Society
An assortment of images of the brewery
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