The Princess Royal, Sandon Road.

[Gramaisc]

Not Cottaging in those days..?

 

[basil]

Good point, well made....

I often took a break outside the Ganges....

 

[Gramaisc]

In the comfort station?

 

[Thehooperman]

Prince Albert, New Victoria, 4X's, Hop Pole, Princess Royal, Lotus Club, Rangers Club, Rifleman, Albion, Kings Arms, Shepherds Bushes, Joiners Arms,

this trek can be performed counter-clockwise.....

What was wrong with the Cottage by the Brook (Tap and Pile) then?

 

[Thehooperman]

Not Cottaging in those days..?

Oops just read this after I asked a similar but not quite the same question

 

[darts22]

The lounge was built on the site of the brewery.

Maybe not
The Dray Yard buildings were accessed through an alleyway in Victoria Terrace adjacent to
No. 67. When the brewery closed the buildings were converted into 9 garages in an “L”
shape around the yard. The 6 adjacent house along Sandon Road were owned by Bank’s
Brewery and sold to a private buyer.

 

[Gramaisc]

Maybe not
The Dray Yard buildings were accessed through an alleyway in Victoria Terrace adjacent to
No. 67. When the brewery closed the buildings were converted into 9 garages in an “L”
shape around the yard. The 6 adjacent house along Sandon Road were owned by Bank’s
Brewery and sold to a private buyer.

Possibly this alley that still exists?

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.8...4!1s79l_AhyBSGZ6L3gkyxzOgg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

 

[industryarch]

North end crawl

 

[Noah]

Maybe not. The Dray Yard buildings were accessed through an alleyway in Victoria Terrace adjacent to
No. 67. When the brewery closed the buildings were converted into 9 garages in an “L” shape around the yard. The 6 adjacent house along Sandon Road were owned by Bank’s Brewery and sold to a private buyer.

The 1901 map isn't too helpful but the rearward extension to the pub is what I have always understood to be the brewhouse (the fine line across the hatched building separates the two). It doesn't show any other obvious building for the brewery that I can see.

 

[Gramaisc]

I've always believed that the brewery was the large building after the row of houses, with the courtyard accessed from Victoria Terrace - where the E in Terrace is.

 

[Noah]

I've always believed that the brewery was the large building after the row of houses, with the courtyard accessed from Victoria Terrace - where the E in Terrace is.

That actually looks a possible.

 

[Gramaisc]

I think it was used as garages after, but it's all been tarted up lately.

 

[Noah]

It would explain the lane running past the pub to the building

 

[Gramaisc]

That actually looks a possible.

It would explain the lane running past the pub to the building

As stated in @industryarch's post above, the brewery was accessed from a passageway off Victoria Terrace, adjacent to No 67 - I couldn't see the house numbers on the Street View that I posted of the existing alleyway that leads to that building, I'll have a proper look next time I'm going past, if @PeterD isn't passing there with the dog before I get there..?

 

[PeterD]

Will try this evening unless my wife gets home first.

 

[PeterD]

 

[Gramaisc]

Great work!

 

[Thehooperman]

Does your wife know you've been out?

 

[Gramaisc]

Does your wife know you've been out?

She wouldn't hear him sneaking out - over the noise of her shouting.

 

[PeterD]

I have lived near that place for years. First time I have looked in.