05/10/2008 by Jeff Sechiari.

ABC: A BREWERS’ COMPENDIUM - A Directory of Buckinghamshire Brewers.

By Mike Brown. ISBN 1-873966-15-6   A4 Paperback; published 2007.

This book is available from the BHS postal book shop - see the main web site www.BreweryHistory.com or email Books@BreweryHistory.com for details.

Enquiries to: The BHS Bookshop, Long High Top, Heptonstall, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire HX7 7PF.

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05/10/2008 by Jeff Sechiari.

This is the BHS’ flagship book and contains brief details of over 10,000 British brewers that are known to have existed between 1890 and 2004.

By Norman Barber. Edited by Mike Brown and Ken Smith
ISBN 1 873966 11 3   A4 Paperback: published 2005

It is available from the BHS postal book shop - see the main web site www.BreweryHistory.com or email Books@BreweryHistory.com for details. There is a special offer on this book for new members of the Society.

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05/10/2008 by Jeff Sechiari.

We are very keen to create a list on the BHS web site, similar to that for Defunct Brewery Livery, that covers any remaining brewery buildings and / or historic brewery plant in the UK.

Please post details, including the location, of ANY such buildings, or parts of buildings, or plant that you are aware of. If you have a photograph that would be an added bonus.

Many thanks

Jeff

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05/10/2008 by Aussielost.

Hi All,

Looking to find some information on Sanderson Suffolk Ale Stores. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Driving me crazy.

Thanks

 Kerry

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05/10/2008 by rochester.

Does anybody know where to find more information about Woodhams Brewery, apparently active in Victoria Street/East Row, Rochester from 1750-1918? Especially interested in what kind of beer did they brew, anyone who has old Woodhams bottles, any old pictures of the brewery and when was the brewery built and rebuilt?

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05/10/2008 by Patricia Howard.

I’m researching my family history and do know that the Ut(t)ley families of South/West and North Yorkshire followed the trade of stone masons.  I wonder if there’s anyone else researching this family and would know more about this particular brewing family.  I am certain that they are related.  Any info much appreciated.

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05/10/2008 by globecodds.

Hello people, i am a keen collector of items relating to the Groves & Whitnall brewery & mineral water works from Salford in Manchester, i am always looking for more information & esp pictures of their pubs, advertising & other interesting items to build up a database on my website at www.globecollector.info

Im also looking for any history or articles im missing that would be interesting, my website is a personal non profit website & is designed to educate & keep the memory of this great brewery alive for future generations, did you used to work for G&W???? Or ayou a decendant of the great Groves family???? would love to hear from you.

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05/10/2008 by Jeff Sechiari.

I am very keen to receive ANY information about Surrey breweries, past or present (including those proposed but which never appeared), particularly any that are not mentioned in the BHS book ‘A Century of British Brewers- plus’.

Please add and snippets or comments to this thread

Many thanks

Jeff

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05/10/2008 by Jeff Sechiari.

We are very keen to receive ANY information about liveries of defunct breweries that can still be seen around the country. We have details of a large numebr on the BHS web site’s Defunct pages already but are anxious to make this as comprehensive a list as possible.

Please add any snippets, photographs or comments to this thread

Many thanks

Jeff

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