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Birmingham's last tower brewery building
Brothers Richard Bray Hutton and Thomas Hutton initially had brewing premises at 4, Rea Street between c1881 and March 1889 - when they moved into their newly-built City Brewery in Cato Street North. The latter premises had been built on the site of the Saltley Brewery, operated by Richard Carr... -
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Aston Brewery
Hi! Edwin Cox was probably the co-founder, (with ?White) of the Hockley Brewery, Nursary Terrace(now Road) in 1833, as Cox & White. By 1850 this business was being operated by brothers Edwin and George Henry Cox, followed by George Cox, Skinnner, & Co. This was taken over by Messrs Taylor &... -
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Holders Brewery
the holder's midland brewery appears to have become the wacaden dairy soon after it was closed by holder's successors, m & b, in 1923 - and was finally demolished as part of the jennen's road development around 1972. the ormiston acadamy was built approximately on the site in 2011. there are...
