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<big>'''Henry Charles & Walter Sweetman, George Street Brewery''', ''Ryde, Isle of Wight''</big>
<big>'''Henry Charles & Walter Sweetman, George Street Brewery''', ''Ryde, Isle of Wight''</big>


Founded 1848. Acquired by [[Mew, Langton & Co. Ltd]] in 1920. The Sweetman family were also at Anglesea Brewery. See [[Edward Sweetman, Anglesea Brewery]].
Founded 1848. Acquired by [[Mew, Langton & Co. Ltd]] in 1920. Edward Sweetman was also at [[Anglesea Brewery (Ryde)]], and he took over [[Louisa Lake (Eagle Brewery)]].
 


''Lake Huron public house, 51 Upton Road, Ryde. The Sweetman sign was painted over by 2009:''
''Lake Huron public house, 51 Upton Road, Ryde. The Sweetman sign was painted over by 2009:''

Revision as of 17:00, 20 September 2025

Henry Charles & Walter Sweetman, George Street Brewery, Ryde, Isle of Wight

Founded 1848. Acquired by Mew, Langton & Co. Ltd in 1920. Edward Sweetman was also at Anglesea Brewery (Ryde), and he took over Louisa Lake (Eagle Brewery).

Lake Huron public house, 51 Upton Road, Ryde. The Sweetman sign was painted over by 2009:

  • 2002
    2002
  • 2002
    2002
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