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<big>'''Scarborough & Whitby Breweries Ltd''', ''North Street Brewery, Scarborough, North Yorkshire''</big> | |||
Name changed as above 1897 when the Whitby breweries were acquired. | Registered October 1895 to amalgamate the business of the Scarborough Brewery Co and the Old Brewery, Scarborough with 61 houses. Name changed as above 1897 when the Whitby breweries were acquired. | ||
Acquired by [[John J. Hunt Ltd]] | Acquired by [[John J. Hunt Ltd]] of York who took a controlling interest in 1913. Both companies were eventually acquired by [[Cameron & Co. Ltd]] in 1953 with 120 public houses and closed 1954. | ||
* '''[[List of Scarborough & Whitby Breweries Ltd. pubs]]''' | |||
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File:Scarborough & Whitby brewery zxm (2).jpg | File:Scarborough & Whitby brewery zxm (2).jpg | ||
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File:Pickering_ScarboroughOffLicence1.jpg|This image shows the company's off-licence in Pickering, which was located at 16 Market Place (since demolished) | |||
File:Pickering_ScarboroughOffLicence2.jpg|Another image showing part of the off-licence; the photo commemorates the first official meeting of the Pickering & District Motor Club (P.M.C.) in February 1924. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:59, 11 June 2026



Scarborough & Whitby Breweries Ltd, North Street Brewery, Scarborough, North Yorkshire
Registered October 1895 to amalgamate the business of the Scarborough Brewery Co and the Old Brewery, Scarborough with 61 houses. Name changed as above 1897 when the Whitby breweries were acquired.
Acquired by John J. Hunt Ltd of York who took a controlling interest in 1913. Both companies were eventually acquired by Cameron & Co. Ltd in 1953 with 120 public houses and closed 1954.
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This image shows the company's off-licence in Pickering, which was located at 16 Market Place (since demolished)
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Another image showing part of the off-licence; the photo commemorates the first official meeting of the Pickering & District Motor Club (P.M.C.) in February 1924.
An assortment of labels showing the products of the brewery
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