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[[File:Guinness London 1951.jpg|thumb|1951]] | [[File:Guinness London 1951.jpg|thumb|1951]] | ||
<big>'''Arthur Guinness Son & Co. Ltd''', ''Park Royal Brewery, London NW10.''</big> | <big>'''Arthur Guinness Son & Co. Ltd''', ''Park Royal Brewery, London NW10.''</big> | ||
[[Guinness]] operated this major brewery in West London from 1936 to supply the southern part of the UK. | '''[[Guinness]]''' operated this major brewery in West London from 1936 to supply the southern part of the UK. | ||
The art deco brewery was designed by Alexander Gibb and Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, and was built between 1933 and 1936. Towards the end of its life, the large brewery was abandoned, and Guinness was brewed at a small modern brewery within the site. | The art deco brewery was designed by Alexander Gibb and Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, and was built between 1933 and 1936. Towards the end of its life, the large brewery was abandoned, and Guinness was brewed at a small modern brewery within the site. | ||
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The production of Guinness ceased here by 2005, and there were attempts to list the buildings, but listing was turned down by the Secretary of State. The entire brewery was demolished in 2006. | The production of Guinness ceased here by 2005, and there were attempts to list the buildings, but listing was turned down by the Secretary of State. The entire brewery was demolished in 2006. | ||
[[File:Beer Glass etched Cyril Pagniez (18).jpg|200px]] | |||
'' | ''Courtesy Cyril Pagniez'' | ||
* The Brewery History Society visited Park Royal Brewery on 22 April 2005. By this time, the main brewery had closed, and virtually all plant removed. View our gallery of that visit: '''[[Guinness Park Royal, April 2005]].''' | |||
* Read: '''[[Guinness at Park Royal and its Railway]]''' | |||
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''' | '''Various other images of Park Royal Brewery:''' | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File: | File:Guinness Scammell Park Royal 1974.jpg | ||
File: | File:Guinness Park Royal 1 (3).jpg | ||
File: | File:Guinness Park Royal 1 (2).jpg | ||
File: | File:Guinness Park Royal 1 (1).jpg | ||
File: | File:Guinness FV Park Royal.jpg | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:24, 3 November 2025
Arthur Guinness Son & Co. Ltd, Park Royal Brewery, London NW10.
Guinness operated this major brewery in West London from 1936 to supply the southern part of the UK.
The art deco brewery was designed by Alexander Gibb and Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, and was built between 1933 and 1936. Towards the end of its life, the large brewery was abandoned, and Guinness was brewed at a small modern brewery within the site.
The production of Guinness ceased here by 2005, and there were attempts to list the buildings, but listing was turned down by the Secretary of State. The entire brewery was demolished in 2006.
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Courtesy Cyril Pagniez
- The Brewery History Society visited Park Royal Brewery on 22 April 2005. By this time, the main brewery had closed, and virtually all plant removed. View our gallery of that visit: Guinness Park Royal, April 2005.
Various other images of Park Royal Brewery:
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