Bugg’s Brewery?
Can anybody help is this the rear of Bugg’s Brewery on Cowbit Road ?This is a carte de visite from about 1870 by W.Fletcher, New
Can anybody help is this the rear of Bugg’s Brewery on Cowbit Road ?This is a carte de visite from about 1870 by W.Fletcher, New
Source – Brewery History author A Cartwright, Photos M J Elsden
The only building which still remains is Westbourne Lodge, the rear of which is the building on the right beyond the overhead pipes. Source:
Group portrait of the staff of Soames & Co Ltd, Brewery, Spalding. This photo is thought to have been taken outside the Brewery. Dated early 20th
Click on the link to read the article. AOS D 0030 under brewery
The Black Bull Inn, 38 New Road, Spalding. Dated 1949/50 This Soames Brewery pub was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949 and was later
William was the first child born to the marriage and he was followed by John Thomas born in 1900. In 1901 the family were living
Mary Farrow (nee Cragg) developed the ketchup brewing / ketchup manufacturing business of her husband Joseph Farrow (1850 – 1939). She died on May 22nd,
The Lord Nelson Inn was situated at 11 Chapel Street. This was a Soames Brewery pub that was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949.
Taken outside the old New Bell Inn, London Road, Spalding in 1957 it shows a Steward & Patteson horse and cart. On the rear of
How’s this for a fantastic photo. Taken outside the old New Bell Inn, London Road, Spalding in 1957 it shows a Steward & Patteson horse
Here’s a undated photo of the old Crown Inn, Spalding. The Crown was situated at 36 Westlode Street. This Soames Brewery pub was reroofed in
This 1914 photo shows five delivery men and the Garret steam engine used by Soames & Co. Brewery for deliveries!
An Ordnance Survey extract from 1903. “Reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland” http://maps.nls.uk/index.html An advert from 1890 1925 1949 Soames
Views of Whaplode showing the Ram Inn and Mill. Jane Sismey Roberts writes – My Uncle was landlord of the Ram Inn and bought it
This week, John Tippler talks about the waterways of Spalding. Spalding’s main river is, of course, the Welland, whose town section we now know as
Probably a lot of you will know the Old Raven’s Clough Pub in Holbeach Fen. I research House Histories, and Family trees and this one
The Old Saracen’s Head Inn Saracen’s Head took its name from an old drovers inn of the same name.Extract from the book by E.H.
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