Recording our shared Industrial Heritage

Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in /home/industri/public_html/Beta 2.6.5/45Rup5udet.php on line 303
Recording our shared Industrial Heritage OS NGD API – Features | Template (EPSG:3857) | Leaflet

Industrial History Online

Recording and Communicating Our Industrial Heritage

Images from the IHO Archive

The IHO database currently contains 29482 records and 8072 images

Albert Springs Brewery - Halifax

Small 25 barrel brewery with its own malt kiln established in 1863 by Mr John Sykes following the dissolution of his partnership with Joseph Horner at the nearby Woodlands Brewery. The brewery was sold in late 1877 along with thirteen licensed houses which passed to Samuel Webster & Sons. It is not known to what use the brewery premises were subsequently put, but all has now been demolished and replaced by new houses. Photo. September 1979.

Date September 1979

First Previous Random Next Last

Search the Sites Database

View the Image Gallery by County

Search the Image Collection

Industrial History Online is hosted by the Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society and is supported by the following Societies

Copyright
IHO Copyright CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society and the Individual Contributors ©
Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society, Stringer House, 34 Lupton Street, Hunslet, Leeds, LS10 2QW - Company Limited by Guarantee No. 38346C. Registered Charity No. 224083 Tel: 0113 245 7910 - Email:- Office@yahs.org.uk

Material and Images on the IHO web site may be used for non-commercial purposes under the terms of the CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 Licence Agreement.

Disclaimer
IHO seeks to maintain the highest standards and every effort has been made to correctly attribute the images and other material available on this web site.
If any individual or organisation believes that any image or other material is incorrectly credited please contact us and the image or other material will either be removed or the acknowledgement will be corrected.
Yorkshire Archaeological & Historical Society, other participating Societies and the compilers of Industrial History Online make no warranty whatsoever as to the accuracy or completeness of Industrial History Online.
The views expressed are those of the individual contributors and may not necessarily reflect the views of YAHS, the other participating Societies or other contributors.

Software and Database Design Copyright John Suter ©
Release 2.6.5 July 2025