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GREENALL WHITLEY & CO. Amber Brown Bottle made at Ravenhead St Helens.
Earlestown, July 2025.
Credit: AWP
Greenhall Whitley & Co. Amber Brown bottle found in the Sankey Brook. Earlestown.
This bottle has the UGB branding on the bottom and has an R what signifies that it was made at Ravenhead (Bottle Works).
Greenhall Whitley was founded in St Helens in 1762 and another brewery established in Warrington in 1787. A private company was registered in October 1880, which then completed a public listing in 1952. The St Helen’s brewery was closed in April 1975 and the Warrington brewery in 1990.
Item added : 21st August 2025
by Philip Wilkinson
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