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historical brewery

Tollemache Breweries Ltd

39 Upper Brook Street, Ipswich
In 1896 the Tollemache Brothers of Ipswich were acquired by Tollemache Ipswich Brewery Ltd together with 102 licensed pubs. The Tollemache family originally bought the site from Charles Cullingham & Co. who set-up a Steam Brewery here in 1856.

Various expansion deals were completed over the next 60 years by Tollemache Breweries e.g. Collier Brothers of Walthamstow (1920), half of Catchpole & Co (1923) and Star Brewery of Cambridge (1934) until they merged with Cobbold Brewery Ltd in 1957 and brewing on this site ended in 1961.
Last updated: August 18th 2008


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