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Brewery remains
18/11/2008 by andycan.
You requested evidence of brewery buildings still surviving. According to the “Century” book the Fenstanton Brewery in Fenstanton, Cambs, is still standing. I went to check it out recently and confirm that it is! I have a couple of photos, but cannot work out how to attach them - this is my first blog posting!! If someone can help I will pass them to the BHS.
Andy
(NB Click on pictures to enlarge)
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Friedrich’s New Gazetteer of British Breweries
05/10/2008 by Jeff Sechiari.
Friedrich’s New Gazetteer of British Breweries
Published in a series of handy A5 sized County volumes, Friederich’s New Gazetteer is an essential starting point for anyone researching the breweries of Great Britain.
Size A5 with around 28 pages in each volume, colour and black & white illustrations.
Each volume includes an essay on the history of brewing in the county by an acknowledged expert.
Current volumes are as follows:
Volume 1: Cambridge
Volume 2: Durham
These books are 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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