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Founded 1780 by William Ekin. Known as William Ekin & Son in the 1860s. | Founded 1780 by William Ekin. Known as William Ekin & Son in the 1860s. | ||
Acquired by | Acquired by [[Philip Llewellyn Hudson]] of Pampisford 1888 with 51 tied houses. | ||
Registered as Hudson's (Cambridge & Pampisford) Breweries Ltd May 1892. | |||
Used as a store until 1924 when Hudson discontinued and was redeveloped by Magdalene College in 1925. | Used as a store until 1924 when Hudson discontinued and was redeveloped by Magdalene College in 1925. | ||
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Some brewery buildings still survive as part of the college hostel. | Some brewery buildings still survive as part of the college hostel. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:42, 14 August 2018
A G Ekin, Magdalene Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire.
Founded 1780 by William Ekin. Known as William Ekin & Son in the 1860s.
Acquired by Philip Llewellyn Hudson of Pampisford 1888 with 51 tied houses.
Registered as Hudson's (Cambridge & Pampisford) Breweries Ltd May 1892.
Used as a store until 1924 when Hudson discontinued and was redeveloped by Magdalene College in 1925.
Acquired by Wells & Winch Ltd. 1931.
Some brewery buildings still survive as part of the college hostel.