Other Reigate Breweries post mid 19th century
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Story of Brewing in Reigate and Redhill. This is a tale of two towns, Reigate is the older of the two and so has more of a story to tell. 1569 is the earliest proven date for brewing in the area. However, with the presence of Reigate Priory, brewing there must go back further. Redhill, on the other hand, is a product of the railways and here brewing arrived on the scene much later. Location of Breweries in Reigate, Surrey.
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Other Reigate Breweries post mid 19th century. Tuesday, 19 February 2008. FURTHER BREWING CONCERNS FROM MID-19TH CENTURY ONWARDS. Before leaving Reigate, and moving on to breweries in Redhill, there are left one or two brewers of whom we know little to date but nevertheless are well worth a mention here. House, brewery, and garden, in an area of land about 27 poles, with field adjoining, area about 2 roods. The Barley Mow in Eastnor Road was Durrants only beershop, serving as the Brewery Tap46.CONTENT
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BREWING IN REDHILL Part 1 The Redhill Brewery. Entrance Gates to Cutforth Bros Brewery may be seen on right hand side of photo. Tuesday, 19 February 2008. Part 1 - The Redhill Brewery. Redhill, as the name of a community, came into use about 1841 and was at first generally applied to Earlswood and other inhabited parts of the neighbourhood outside Warwick Town.
Story of Brewing in Reigate and Redhill. This is a tale of two towns, Reigate is the older of the two and so has more of a story to tell. 1569 is the earliest proven date for brewing in the area. However, with the presence of Reigate Priory, brewing there must go back further. Redhill, on the other hand, is a product of the railways and here brewing arrived on the scene much later. Location of Breweries in Reigate, Surrey.
A REVIVAL OF THE BREWING TRADITION IN REIGATE. One might be excused for believing that the story of brewing in Reigate is now complete. However, one could not be further from the truth. The equipment, a David Bruce supplied twelve barrel Bruwell plant, was .
Tuesday, 19 February 2008. With the help of Mr Archibald Graham Neale, the Author has reconstructed a plan of the Reigate Brewery as it was at the time of its closure in June 1938.
Wednesday, 20 February 2008. SYNOPSIS OF BREWERIES DEALT WITH ON THIS WEBSITE. GEORGE SAYER, THE BREWERY, The Street 1859-1920. BOXALL and SON, SUN BREWERY, 30 Mill Street. WILLIAM and JOHN LUCOCK, ROCK BREWERY, High Street 1855-84. CHARLES DAGNALL, WHITE HORSE BREWERY, Dorking Road.