The Truman Brewery began in 1666 in the East End of London and grew to be one of the largest breweries in the UK. In the 1980s the brewery and the pubs were sold/. However, the name can still be seen on many pubs in the area and the old Brewery has become part of the Brick Lane creative scene.
That looks like a glass palace from the 1900's... Thanks for this unexpected sharing.
ReplyDeleteEnglish beer is great and delicious.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an interesting place!
ReplyDeleteSadly a beer that is no more like many others bought by bigger companies and destined for history
ReplyDeletepretty nice blog, following :)
ReplyDeleteFun place... had no idea about this.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to visit this pub and have a pint!
ReplyDeleteGood to see the old brewery has another use.
ReplyDeletethe pic of the gate close-up is so interesting - love it!
ReplyDeleteWe love visiting breweries when we travel.
ReplyDeletehow wonderful and i love that archway...funny, i'm sitting here waiting on my husband so we can go to a new local brewery and listen to music!
ReplyDeleteThe return of small brewers to many areas is a good thing I think - the more local locals the better!
ReplyDeleteI think my seahorse is really a snake with it viper tongue smudged! But it looked like a seashore to to me!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Nice that they left the fancy gate. We have been selecting wrought iron gates for our new house.
ReplyDeleteNice that they left the fancy gate. We have been selecting wrought iron gates for our new house.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an interesting old Brewery. That gate is interesting.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you. Hope you have a blessed day. We are enjoying the day with family on this gorgeous Easter day!
Hugs,
Betsy
Interesting ! London even had a brewery !
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