King's Brewery (Syresham) - Revision history

Bhadmin at 09:45, 4 August 2020

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	<big>'''King's Brewery,''' ''Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>		<big>'''King's Brewery,''' ''Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>

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Bhadmin at 09:44, 4 August 2020

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	~~[[File:Kings Syresham RD zmx.jpg\|thumb\|Courtesy Roy Denison]]~~		<big>'''King's Brewery,''' ''Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>
	<big>'''King's Brewery''', ''Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>

	Founded c.1854 and was owned by the Linnell family until c.1890 when the Kirby family extended the premises.		Founded c.1854 and was owned by the Linnell family until c.1890 when the Kirby family extended the premises.
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	Brewery adjoining a department store owned by the Kirby family in the 1890s; there may have been a connection with the brewery of William Linnell, which was situated at the top of Broad Street and had been established in 1854 and ceased c1899; around 1900, the brewery and stores were purchased by Herbert King (whose mother was a Kirby), and in 1903, he erected a four storey brewery; no pubs were owned and beer (mainly bottled) sold to domestic customers which, it was claimed, numbered 8,000; following the death of Herbert King in 1916, the business was continued by his widow, Isabel, who was later assisted in the business by H.G. King (brewer) and Edwin Roy King; the name of the firm had been shortened to ‘King’s Brewery’ by 1924; in 1955 the business was sold and the premises were used for a time as a pig farm, before being demolished for housing.		Brewery adjoining a department store owned by the Kirby family in the 1890s; there may have been a connection with the brewery of William Linnell, which was situated at the top of Broad Street and had been established in 1854 and ceased c1899; around 1900, the brewery and stores were purchased by Herbert King (whose mother was a Kirby), and in 1903, he erected a four storey brewery; no pubs were owned and beer (mainly bottled) sold to domestic customers which, it was claimed, numbered 8,000; following the death of Herbert King in 1916, the business was continued by his widow, Isabel, who was later assisted in the business by H.G. King (brewer) and Edwin Roy King; the name of the firm had been shortened to ‘King’s Brewery’ by 1924; in 1955 the business was sold and the premises were used for a time as a pig farm, before being demolished for housing.

	[[File:Kings Syresham label zm.jpg~~\|left\|thumb~~\|Courtesy: Terry Critchley]]		<gallery>
			File:Kings Syresham RD zmx.jpg\|Courtesy Roy Denison
			File:Kings Syresham label zm.jpg\|Courtesy Terry Critchley
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Bhadmin at 09:42, 4 August 2020

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	<big>'''King's Brewery''', ''Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>		<big>'''King's Brewery''', ''Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>

SteveP at 09:19, 25 March 2020

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	<big>'''King's Brewery, ''' '' Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>
			<big>'''King's Brewery''', ''Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>

	Founded c.1854 and was owned by the Linnell family until c.1890 when the Kirby family extended the premises.		Founded c.1854 and was owned by the Linnell family until c.1890 when the Kirby family extended the premises.
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	The name was changed as above 1924. Brewing ceased after 1940 and the brewery was demolished and houses built on the site.		The name was changed as above 1924. Brewing ceased after 1940 and the brewery was demolished and houses built on the site.

	No tied houses domestic trade only.		No tied houses - domestic trade only.

Bhadmin at 09:52, 10 April 2019

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			'''Keith Osbourne writes:-'''
			'''KING’S ROYAL CROWN BREWERY CO,''''' Royal Crown Brewery, Broad Street, Syresham, near Brackley''

			Brewery adjoining a department store owned by the Kirby family in the 1890s; there may have been a connection with the brewery of William Linnell, which was situated at the top of Broad Street and had been established in 1854 and ceased c1899; around 1900, the brewery and stores were purchased by Herbert King (whose mother was a Kirby), and in 1903, he erected a four storey brewery; no pubs were owned and beer (mainly bottled) sold to domestic customers which, it was claimed, numbered 8,000; following the death of Herbert King in 1916, the business was continued by his widow, Isabel, who was later assisted in the business by H.G. King (brewer) and Edwin Roy King; the name of the firm had been shortened to ‘King’s Brewery’ by 1924; in 1955 the business was sold and the premises were used for a time as a pig farm, before being demolished for housing.

			[[File:Kings Syresham label zm.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Courtesy: Terry Critchley]]


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Bhadmin at 09:00, 17 November 2018

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Bhadmin at 16:34, 7 September 2018

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Bhadmin at 19:31, 13 October 2016

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	<big>''' King's Brewery, ''' '' Broad Street , Syresham , Northamptonshire .''</big>		<big>'''King's Brewery, ''' '' Broad Street, Syresham, Northamptonshire.''</big>

	Founded c.1854 and was owned by the Linnell family until c.1890 when the Kirby family extended the premises. Herbert King acquired it in 1900 and erected the Royal Crown Brewery in 1903. The name was changed as above 1924. Brewing ceased after 1940 and the brewery was demolished and houses built on the site. No tied houses domestic trade only.		Founded c.1854 and was owned by the Linnell family until c.1890 when the Kirby family extended the premises.

			Herbert King acquired it in 1900 and erected the Royal Crown Brewery in 1903.

			The name was changed as above 1924. Brewing ceased after 1940 and the brewery was demolished and houses built on the site.

			No tied houses domestic trade only.

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<big>''' King's Brewery, ''' '' Broad Street , Syresham , Northamptonshire .''</big>

Founded c.1854 and was owned by the Linnell family until c.1890 when the Kirby family extended the premises. Herbert King acquired it in 1900 and erected the Royal Crown Brewery in 1903. The name was changed as above 1924. Brewing ceased after 1940 and the brewery was demolished and houses built on the site. No tied houses domestic trade only.