EPW034813 ENGLAND (1931). Benskins Brewery and environs, Watford, 1931

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Title [EPW034813] Benskins Brewery and environs, Watford, 1931
Reference EPW034813
Date 27-January-1931
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Place name WATFORD
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District
Country ENGLAND
Easting / Northing 511517, 196046
Longitude / Latitude -0.38786225142289, 51.651665132519
National Grid Reference TQ115960

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Does anyone know what this building was? In the mid 1960s I cycled past it every day on the path at the side the of the river colne, which was badly polluted at this point, and worse lower due to the gasworks

OldBill
Thursday 23rd of March 2017 09:30:46 PM
It was one of the old Sedgwick's brewery buildings. The brewery was taken over by Benskin's brewery (across the High St) in 1923. The building to its right (with a Benskin's sign on it) was another old Sedgwick's brewery building. It remained until the Waterfields retail park was built on the site. It was a curious building with a steep ramp running to an upper level. It might originally have been a grain or hop storage building and the ramp used to receive deliveries.

The Laird
Thursday 6th of June 2019 10:22:13 AM