Soames Brewery Staff photo
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 Century. (Ayscoughfee Hall Collection)…
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 Century. (Ayscoughfee Hall Collection)…
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 Road….
A view of Soames Bottling Plant A further view of the bottling plant, with what looks like some of the brewing equipment Source – Brewery History author A Cartwright, Photos…
Click on the link to read the article. AOS D 0030 under brewery…
The only building which still remains is Westbourne Lodge, the rear of which is the building on the right beyond the overhead pipes. Source: Brewing History Soames of Spalding…
This photo shows the pop bottling plant of Soames & Co at the Brewery, Cowbit Road, Spalding. Dated 1950 The Brewery was built by Henry Bugg in 1809 south of…
This article was published in “Brewery History – The Brewery History Society – Spring 2014” The article gives the history of the brewery and a few photographs. To read the…
…between William Henry Bugg and Henry Bugg jnr dissolved 1848. Bugg acquired John Richard Carter’s Albion Brewery, Westlode Street, which had been founded in 1824, in 1846. Henry Bugg jnr…
Westbourne Lodge in 2013. Access to the brewery was to the right of the property now occupied by housing in Westbourne Grove The gates to the left of the building…
…the gallery has a collection of ancient glass of nearly every period from the fourteenth to the eighteenth centuries. The Brewery – Click to enlarge In Cowbit Road, (the continuation…
…a feel as to just how vast it was. The brewery was built in 1824 and was the property of John Richard Carter of Spalding, solicitor and brewer, who sold…
This 1914 photo shows five delivery men and the Garret steam engine used by Soames & Co. Brewery for deliveries!…
…unfortunately neither man has been identified. The next photograph was taken sometime while the ship was owned by Steward & Patterson’s Brewery, later Mann’s Brewery…
…old buildings in Albion Street occupied the northern half of what had been the old brewery buildings along the back wall. It had very tall lettering painted from one end…
A photo of Four Mile Bar public house which was situated on Deeping high bank. Dated 1948 This building is now a boarding kennel. Owned by Soames Brewery, it was…
The Cuckoo Inn was a Soames Brewery pub that was sold to Steward and Patteson in 1949. It closed on the 23rd September 1953. Click on image to enlarge …
A photo of The Bell Inn, Moulton. The Bell was situated on High Road. This was a Soames Brewery pub that was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949. Closed…
The Nags Head was situated on the Market Place.This was a Soames Brewery pub that was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949. This pub closed on 29th September 1961….
…his son Bill is standing next to an unknown man, possibly Henry’s brother John. This was a Soames Brewery pub that was sold to Steward & Patteson in 1949. …
