Blinman Brewery


Charles Henry Gray lived in Blinman after running the Northern Brewery in Stirling, just north of Port Augusta. A brewery was setup to supply the North Blinman Hotel. Gray moved from the area in 1876 to start a brewery in Beltana, John Cock is then recorded as brewing at the brewery supplying beer to Port Augusta as well as surrounding area's. The North Blinman Hotel was owned by Mr William Roberto Barnes by 1872 and by the end of the decade he was operating the brewery as well. The brewery was rebuilt by Mr Barnes in 1889 from a wooden building to a extensive stone brewery. The hotel was destroyed by fire in 1896, there is no reference to the brewery after 1892 but Mr Barnes moved from Blinman after the hotel was destroyed, it is likely the brewery was closed when William moved.  

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Blinman Brewery

Brewery ID : 5.037.002

Blinman

Established : 1869

Closed : c1896

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Northern Argus, 20th December 1872

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Port Augusta Dispatch, 15th December 1877

 

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Adelaide Observer, 10th July 1880