Included is an image that looks like something from Peaky Blinders, but is actually workers outside the Crown Brewery in All Saints Street in the Commercial Road area of the city.
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There is also a lovely image of Portsmouth landladies looking full of personality during a day out in London at the Guinness Brewery in 1971, Brickwoods Brewery staff sat in a Southdowns charabanc on a day out together and a United Breweries delivery driver taking his test.
5. Local breweries from the past
Sent in by Pat Arnold of Portsea, we see a Brickwoods Brewery staff day outing.Pat's in-laws Jess and Fred Arnold can be seen centre, standing in the charabanc.What wonderful modes of transport these predecessors of the coach must have been. Rolling around the countryside in the open air. Lovely. Are there any left does anyone know? Photo: The News archive
6. Local breweries from the past
Reliable old horses which pulled brewery drays around Portsmouth were eventually put out to pasture and replaced by mechanised transport. This photograph of a Long's steam dray and is an early example of what replaced them.Picture: Contributed Photo: The News archive
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Brickwoods outing.Sent in by Beryl Price nee Purkis of Highbury, Cosham we see a works outing from the Brickwood's brewery.Beryl's father Ernie Purkis is the chap in the dark suit to the front. Photo: The News archive
8. Local breweries from the past
View up the road to the Horndean Brewery. Picture: Costen.co.uk Photo: The News archive