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century enabled brewers to implement the gravitational method of brewing and were once a key element of the larger South
Australian breweries. The consolidation and closure of many breweries in the twentieth century and the adoption of newer methods of brewing have led to these structures becoming uncommon. The Walkerville Brewhouse Tower is one of a few remaining and one of the largest examples of a brewhouse tower in South Australia. The Walkerville Brewhouse Tower also demonstrates important associations with the Torrenside Brewery (established 1886) and the Walkerville Co-Operative Brewing Company (established 1889). The Torrenside and Walkerville breweries amalgamated in 1898 with brewing continuing at the Thebarton site. The Walkerville Co-operative Brewing Company was SABCo's biggest competitor and the other major South Australian brewer during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It was also the first of its kind in South Australia to successfully run a brewery following the cooperative model.
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The product proved so popular the factory's capacity had to be doubled a year later. In 1897 a bottling plant was installed and production capacity doubled again. By 1898 the East
Adelaide Brewery was contracted to supply fifty "free houses", and once again a doubling of capacity was deemed necessary
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was used as cellars. The "tunnel to
Warwick St" story has elsewhere been debunked, and identified as nothing but drains. (filled in c. 1970 preparatory to erecting the Highways Department building). James Thompson was the brewer. Another brewery was constructed before 1855 on Lots 66 and 67,. It was
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November 1925 the Walkerville Co-op signed an agreement with the Nathan Institute of ZΗrich for the installation of a "Nathan patent" plant at the company's brewery at Southwark, and has been claimed as the first Australian adopter of the system. The installation of the new equipment required the
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Significance The
Walkerville Brewhouse Tower built in 1886, enlarged in 1898-1899 and then doubled in size in 1901-1903, demonstrates important associations with the brewing industry in South Australia and 135 years of brewing at the site. The introduction of brewhouse towers in the late nineteenth
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Around 1862 Ball & Huntley took over
Thomson's defunct brewery, named it the "Black Horse Brewery". and began brewing there again, purchasing the property in 1870. Their malthouse was destroyed by fire on 5 June 1871. Ball died in 1882 and Huntley continued operating the brewery until 1890 when
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1851, but had his certificate annulled in 1853 and died 1857. Lot 41 was purchased by
Nathaniel. P. Levi in October 1842. Edmund Levi, (son of N. P. Levi who died 1843) took over management of Walkerville Brewery in 1853, leasing it to one James Thomson, brewer and proprietor of nearby Sussex Arms
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Walkerville Co-operative Brewing Company Ltd. was bought out by the South Australian Brewing Company in 1938 and its facilities became the company's main brewery. Because Nathan Bitter was so popular, they renamed the brewery the Nathan Brewery, later (1949) being renamed to Southwark Brewery.
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in the 1880s, formed E. Clark & Co. in
Adelaide with one A. Wheelwright, was found insolvent in 1889 through lack of capital, then served as brewer for the Walkerville Co-operative Brewing Company. He left the Co-operative in 1895 to manage the East Adelaide Brewery, a two-storey establishment
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Robert Hyman (1851 β December 1903), a
Finnish-born hotelkeeper, was a founder of Walkerville Brewery Co-operative in 1889 and remained one of the largest shareholders m that business and on board of directors from 1886 to 1903. He married Sarah North in 1876; a granddaughter Gwendoline Kathleen
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December 1839 with wife Mary (c. 1791 β 5 April 1875), with children Emma and Thomas, founded Sussex Arms Hotel 1843, died before 1875. In 1847 his daughter Betsy Thomson (c. 1816 β 12 February 1893) married James Maskall Nottage (1821 β 17 December 1879), to whom Thomson transferred the "Sussex
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Vincent Henry Simpson (1860 β 12 July 1926) was born in Norwood a son of Frederick John Simpson (died 1883), and educated at Unwin's school in North Adelaide. He was publican of the Buckingham Arms, Gilberton at an early age, and married Emily Chittleborough (β1952) in 1885. He was chairman of
522:, Germany) invented a closed brewing system in cylindro-conical vessels, in which the beer was exposed to fewer contaminants during its production, and the brewing time was much reduced. Patented first in the United States in 1908, the system was refined over the following two decades.
530:'s Richmond N.S. Brewery in 1927, so although they signed the contract earlier, Southwark brewery was the second in Australia to implement the system.) Nathan Bitter, thee first beer brewed using the new process, was immediately popular, and was marketed around the whole country.
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In 1899 the activities of the Walkerville Brewing Company and Clark, Ware & Co. combined as Walkerville Co-operative Brewing Company at Southwark. Additional buildings were erected at the site. The old Walkerville Brewery was taken over by its erstwhile head brewer
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to keep up with demand. It was decided instead to amalgamate with the Wares' Torrenside Brewery, which took place in April 1898, their owners combining as Clark, Ware & Co. The East Adelaide premises were closed and the Torrenside brewery at Southwark expanded.
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in 1901 and operated successfully as "Williams' Walkerville Brewery", with outlets at the Tea Tree Gully Hotel and perhaps a few others not tied to either of the two combines, no doubt to the chagrin of the Co-operative, which bought out the company in 1906.
26:, South Australia, originally founded in the 1840s. The company became a co-operative, and grew by admitting hotel owners as shareholders, and absorbed smaller breweries. After several amalgamations it moved its operations to Southwark (now part of
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construction of additional buildings to accommodate it, with beer production using the new system beginning in late 1927. A formal opening ceremony took place in January 1928. (However Nathan's process was in operation at
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George Huntley (5 February 1832 β 9 August 1917) arrived in Adelaide around 1851, worked as a builder, then for White & Phillips, brewers. In September 1855 he married Mary Ann Clarke, widow of Joseph Clarke of
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The Walkerville Brewing Company was founded with 19 other shareholders, all publicans or hotel owners, whose share of the profits depended on the amount of trade they did with the company. The company merged with
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in 1854. After many years with the coachmaking firm of Barlow & Sons he became landlord, then publican of the Gasworks Hotel in Brompton. He was chairman of directors of the Walkerville Co-operative for ten
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E. Clark & Co. was founded with twelve shareholders inc. William Warren, James Wells, and Eliza Dreyer as Clark & Co., became Clark, Ware & Co. before absorbing the old Walkerville Brewing Company.
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and for the Walkerville Brewing Company. When that company moved to Southwark he reopened the old facility and continued brewing for another five years. After ten years' inactivity he became brewer for the
271:, then as a baker before taking over his father's Kentish Arms Hotel on Stanley Street, North Adelaide. He was one of the four original members of the Co-operative. He married Joan Agnes Dineen in 1878.
458:(1853 β 1937) was chairman of directors from the formation of the Company, succeeded by C. Boxer Ware. He was also president of Chamber of Commerce, and of United Chambers of Manufacture, chairman of
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A popular drink produced by the Walkerville Co-op was KΓΆnig Lager, whose name was changed to Adelaide Lager in 1914 amid the anti-German sentiment that swept Australia and resulted in wholesale
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In 1889 the brewery was taken over and run as a co-operative by a consortium of four "free" hotel owners: Robert Hyman, John Selby Cocker, Samuel Harris, and Vincent Henry Simpson.
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which the newly revived E. Clark & Co. built on the south side of the River Torrens, on Walkerville Road (now Stephen Terrace). The probable location is about 1
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in March 1839. Fanny was the daughter of William Crawford, Builder. Charles ran the Burra Hotel, then in 1868 took over the Exchange Hotel, owned by Sir
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Edmund Levi (1827 β 30 July 1895) arrived in Adelaide in 1842, joined brother Philip's P. Levi & Co. in 1854. He married Gertrude Goldsmid in 1862.
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367:(1861 β 29 January 1927), Mayor of Adelaide 1898β1901. He married Rosa Henrietta Haussen (2 November 1860 β 29 November 1915) of the
311:, then called the General Gordon Hotel, was bought by the Arthur, Charles and Thomas Ware, who sold to Walkerville Brewery in 1898.
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George Ball (c. 1831 β 1 November 1882) and his wife Anna Jane Ball (c. 1834 β 4 June 1924) arrived in Adelaide aboard emigrant ship
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James Samuel Wells (1872β1959), son of Michael Wells (β 14 August 1887) and Elizabeth Wells nΓ©e Davis (β), owners of Parkside Hotel.
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Samuel Vincent Price Phillips (β c. 1896) left for the goldfields c. 1858, died in England.
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1883:. Vol. LXIV, no. 16, 548. South Australia. 25 November 1899. p. 10
1770:. Vol. XCI, no. 26, 555. South Australia. 27 September 1926. p. 11
1714:. Vol. LXXXIII, no. 7, 037. South Australia. 2 October 1926. p. 20
1431:. Vol. LXXIV, no. 5, 661. South Australia. 1 September 1917. p. 14
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worked at the brewery his father John Williams (c. 1806 β 29 June 1876) owned at
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Thomas Lincoln "Tom" Ware (1864 β 22 December 1896) died while swimming near the
1516:. Vol. XLVI, no. 14, 150. South Australia. 24 February 1904. p. 5
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2023:. Vol. XCI, no. 26, 598. South Australia. 16 November 1926. p. 6
1488:. Vol. XLIII, no. 13, 262. South Australia. 20 April 1901. p. 11
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300:, but the Walkerville Brewery had one last spasm when it was resurrected by
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Nathan beer (Bitter) was renamed Southwark beer (Bitter) in November 1951.
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John Selby Cocker (c. 1844 β 14 April 1901) arrived with his father aboard
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The first brewery in Walkerville was founded in 1847 by William Colyer and
2087:. Vol. XIX, no. 998. South Australia. 7 November 1929. p. 4
1658:. Vol. XXVIII, no. 8600. South Australia. 12 May 1886. p. 6
926:. Vol. XVIII, no. 2354. South Australia. 2 April 1854. p. 1
898:. Vol. XXXIX, no. 8607. South Australia. 17 June 1874. p. 3
845:. Vol. IX, no. 792. South Australia. 11 December 1846. p. 3
2206:. Vol. XXXII, no. 6729. South Australia. 1 June 1868. p. 3
1319:. Vol. XXXII, no. 6729. South Australia. 1 June 1868. p. 3
982:. Vol. XXI, no. 3289. South Australia. 21 April 1857. p. 1
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384:(Charles) Boxer Ware (26 December 1870 β 23 July 1932) was educated at
1202:. Vol. X, no. 817. South Australia. 9 March 1847. p. 6
676:. Vol. VIII, no. 351. 16 March 1850. p. 2 (Supplement)
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Frequently spelled "Torrensside", the brewery was founded by the
30:) and by 1920 it was South Australia's largest brewing company.
1174:. No. 12, 899. Victoria, Australia. 3 July 1896. p. 7
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Arms"' licence in 1853, and for whom Nottage Terrace was named.
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James Thomson was James Thomson "the elder" who arrived aboard
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William Hardyman Colyer (17 January 1816 β 15 August 1891 in
756:. No. 74. South Australia. 23 November 1844. p. 2
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With special thanks to Lance Merritt for his research.
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September 1838, and acted as brewer for a company in
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2079:"The Liquor Trades and Licensed Victuallers' World"
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on 20 May 2021. Its significance is described thus:
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George James Ware (15 February 1867 β 17 June 1948)
720:"Liquor Trading in early South Australian History"
1088:"South African Settlers: William Hardyman Colyer"
336:in 1886 by A. W. & T. L. Ware, and produced
16:Brewery in Adelaide, South Australia, 1840s-1939
2237:Beer brewing companies based in South Australia
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256:Hyman (1903β1992) on 16 February 1926) married
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790:. The Corporation of the Town of Walkerville.
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2247:Food and drink companies established in 1844
2167:The South Australia Heritage Places database
1995:. South Australia. 18 April 1936. p. 21
1254:Hallett Shuehard and David Tuckwell (1992).
1003:"Law and Criminal Courts - Insolvency Court"
2198:"The breweries of Adelaide and its suburbs"
2115:. South Australia. 25 June 1938. p. 26
1734:"Mr. W. Warren Dead: Saw 54 Melbourne Cups"
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1311:"The Breweries of Adelaide and Its Suburbs"
918:"Notice to Innkeepers: Walkerville Brewery"
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1875:"Walkerville Co-operative Brewing Company"
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1855:. South Australia. 9 April 1898. p. 6
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643:"Adelaide Hotels - Facts - Adelaide Hills"
2242:Australian companies established in 1844
537:was dominating the market at that time.
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491:changing of German-sounding place names
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296:'s company and its operations moved to
143:in 1846 to erect buildings, including
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1222:"Walkerville, Medindie and District"
1155:List of Walkerville Council chairmen
826:and did much dealing in real estate.
814:), designed New Queen's Theatre for
187:) arrived in South Australia aboard
2232:1927 disestablishments in Australia
163:In January 1860 fire destroyed the
2135:"Nathan Beer Renamed: "Same Brew""
1576:. Heritage of the City of Adelaide
566:South Australian Heritage Register
14:
2015:"Walkerville Brewery Development"
371:Haussen family, on 11 March 1884.
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788:The Walkerville Story: 150 years
547:South Australian Brewing Company
541:South Australian Brewing Company
535:South Australian Brewing Company
478:Lion Brewing and Malting Company
139:Williams commissioned architect
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35:South Australian Brewing Company
1790:"Amalgamation of Two Breweries"
1655:The South Australian Advertiser
668:"Licensed Victuallers' Society"
564:was provisionally added to the
476:. He became head brewer at the
307:In 1896 the hotel now known as
267:in October 1846, worked on the
115:Walkerville Brewery Lots 66, 67
2252:Defunct breweries of Australia
2084:The Sport (Adelaide newspaper)
992:Samuel Vincent Price Phillips,
283:directors of the Co-operative.
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2163:"Walkerville Brewhouse Tower"
686:National Library of Australia
1166:"Probate and Administration"
708:. 23 August 1853. p. 2.
1678:"The East Adelaide Brewery"
1599:"Home β The Griffins Hotel"
1480:"The Late Mr. J. S. Cocker"
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1109:"Death of Mr. Edmund Levi"
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2203:South Australian Register
2112:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1992:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1936:Quiz (Adelaide newspaper)
1908:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1880:South Australian Register
1852:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1823:The Express and Telegraph
1795:South Australian Register
1541:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1513:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1485:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1400:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1344:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1316:South Australian Register
1288:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1283:"The Walkerville Brewery"
1114:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1064:South Australian Register
979:South Australian Register
951:South Australian Register
923:South Australian Register
895:South Australian Register
33:It was bought out by the
1650:"The Torrenside Brewery"
864:Marjorie Scales (1974).
724:Flinders Ranges Research
441:Walkerville Co-operative
171:, brewer and founder of
22:was a brewer of beer in
2020:The Register (Adelaide)
1767:The Register (Adelaide)
1711:The Observer (Adelaide)
1428:The Observer (Adelaide)
1372:The Register (Adelaide)
1227:The Register (Adelaide)
868:. Rigby Ltd, Adelaide.
824:Old Adelaide Racecourse
818:, a housing estate for
611:Morphett Street Brewery
498:Adelaide Stock Exchange
460:Tattersalls Racing Club
269:Overland Telegraph Line
258:Louis Alfred von Doussa
1847:"Enterprising Brewers"
1244:, on 26 September 1843
1036:The Cornwall Chronicle
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386:Stanley Grammar School
360:Arthur Wellington Ware
332:, on the banks of the
169:James Turnbull Thomson
1571:"Griffins Head Hotel"
866:John Walker's Village
503:The company absorbed
405:Edward Clark, son of
401:East Adelaide Brewery
392:, served as mayor of
1683:Quiz and The Lantern
1625:"The Griffins Hotel"
1423:"Mr. George Huntley"
1199:The South Australian
842:The South Australian
822:, grandstand at the
599:Pirie Street Brewery
456:Samuel Joshua Jacobs
338:Southwark brand beer
209:, and Thomas Beadle.
2140:The News (Adelaide)
1959:"A Brewery Combine"
1739:The News (Adelaide)
1142:The News (Adelaide)
1137:"Municipal Fathers"
786:John Lewis (1988).
155:Williams was found
20:Walkerville Brewery
2107:"Big Brewery Deal"
2054:"Southwark Bitter"
1605:. 28 February 2022
1603:The Griffins Hotel
890:"Insolvency Court"
320:Torrenside Brewery
122:Lot 41 Walkerville
1457:Adelaide Observer
1008:Adelaide Observer
753:Adelaide Observer
673:Adelaide Observer
605:Hindmarsh Brewery
587:Kent Town Brewery
505:Haussen's Brewery
369:Hindmarsh Brewery
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