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The St. EDMUNDS BREWERY

The St. Edmund's Brewery was established 1867 by brewer William Newell.
In 1888 and 1889 he was offering:-


  XX Pale Ale Kilderkin 18s  
  " Firkin 9s  
  " Pin 4/6  
  XXB Bitter Kilderkin 21s  
  " Firkin 10/6  
  " Pin 5/3  
  XXX Strong Ale Kilderkin 24s  
  " Firkin 12s  
  " Pin 6s  
  Country or Invalid Brown Stout Kilderkin 24s  
  " Firkin 12s  
  " Pin 6s  
  Porter Kilderkin 20s  
  " Firkin 10s  

All Ales & Stout delivered, carriage paid, to any station on the Great Eastern Railway.

Alice, wife of William Newell of St. Edmund's Brewery, died 25th January 1894, aged 51 years.


Mr. Phillips of the Brewery, Downham, advertised Friday 3rd April 1925 that a16 h.p. Wolverhampton Sunbeam, 4-seater tourer; all-weather hood, side curtains, 5 electric lamps; upholstered in real leather; owner driven; in perfect condition throughout, was to be Sold Cheap owing to a death.

Closed by 1947