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Nance's Moor by the road from Redruth Brewery, Nance's Moor, Redruth
Tree: AHP
Notes:
Not sure where this was; presumably between Brewery and Redruth town so not Nance or Nanekuke; could it be site of bonded warehouse?
REDRUTH - Post medieval/modern bonded warehouse
Reference : MCO57055
Period : 19th Century to 20th Century
Summary : A bonded warehouse shown on OS 1908 2nd Edition 1:2500 historic mapping is extant at this location.
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PeriodFrom : Post Medieval
Reference : MCO57055
Period : 19th Century to 20th Century
Summary : A bonded warehouse shown on OS 1908 2nd Edition 1:2500 historic mapping is extant at this location.
Link to further information : http://www.heritageg...
PeriodFrom : Post Medieval
Location : Latitude: 50.234749214799, Longitude: -5.232234879396
Media
| Documents |  | Conveyance of licensed premises in Mid and West Cornwall | SHM/667 | 30 Dec 1876 Parties:1) Richard I Strong, late of Redruth, now London, esquire; 2) Harvey B Neame, Redruth Brewery, brewer; 3) Thomas Foster, Truro, gentleman. Consideration £6026 and 2 shillings and 7 pence by 3) to 1). Reference number SHM/667 Date 30 Dec 1876 Sitwell, Harvey and Money, solicitors, of Truro |
| Histories |  | Founded in 1742 the former Redruth brewery was closed in 2002 | Kresen Kernow: The Sweet Taste of Success | 7th May 2021 Founded in 1742 the former Redruth brewery was closed in 2002. The building fell in ruin and was long a concern to the Cornish Buildings Group The old brewery in 2021 Kresen Kernow is a remarkable … Kresen Kernow: The Sweet Taste of Success – Cornish Buildings Group 'Buildings at Risk' Project Magor Davey, original site Redruth Brewery,… |
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