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<big>'''J Nunneley & Co''', ''Bridge Street Brewery, 22 Bridge Street, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire.''</big> | <big>'''J Nunneley & Co''', ''Bridge Street Brewery, 22 Bridge Street, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire.''</big> | ||
Founded 1720 (although the date of foundation is uncertain). Joseph Nunneley was brewing on this site from the 1840s. Registered as above 1888. | Founded 1720 (although the date of foundation is uncertain). Joseph Nunneley was brewing on this site from the 1840s. Registered as above 1888. | ||
In about 1890, Charles King's [[Arden Grove Brewery Co]] of Langley, West Midlands was acquired with 23 houses. | |||
Bought in 1895 with seven houses by the [[Burton Brewery Co. Ltd]] and ceased brewing. In 1915 came into the ownership of [[Worthington & Co. Ltd]]. Brewery buildings demolished 1920s, but the frontage house remains on Bridge Street. A blue plaque records: "Built ca. 1760 by Samuel Sketchley a brewer, and later occupied by Joseph Nunneley's Brewery". | Bought in 1895 with seven houses by the [[Burton Brewery Co. Ltd]] and ceased brewing. In 1915 came into the ownership of [[Worthington & Co. Ltd]]. Brewery buildings demolished 1920s, but the frontage house remains on Bridge Street. A blue plaque records: "Built ca. 1760 by Samuel Sketchley a brewer, and later occupied by Joseph Nunneley's Brewery". | ||
Latest revision as of 15:07, 5 November 2026
J Nunneley & Co, Bridge Street Brewery, 22 Bridge Street, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire.
Founded 1720 (although the date of foundation is uncertain). Joseph Nunneley was brewing on this site from the 1840s. Registered as above 1888.
In about 1890, Charles King's Arden Grove Brewery Co of Langley, West Midlands was acquired with 23 houses.
Bought in 1895 with seven houses by the Burton Brewery Co. Ltd and ceased brewing. In 1915 came into the ownership of Worthington & Co. Ltd. Brewery buildings demolished 1920s, but the frontage house remains on Bridge Street. A blue plaque records: "Built ca. 1760 by Samuel Sketchley a brewer, and later occupied by Joseph Nunneley's Brewery".
An assortment of images of the brewery
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Worthington boundary plate on the frontage, 2022 -
Worthington boundary plate on the frontage, 2022
