Benjamin Pascoe was born in the Cornwall area in England, he emigrated to Australia and moved to the new
township of Normanville in the mid-1850's. Benjamin built a brewery near the Normanville Hotel to supply the area
with fresh beer, and while the venture started well his output slowed down over the years until eventually, he would
only brew a hogshead a month. The brewery was closed in 1865 and Benjamin moved to Yankalilla, a small township
a few miles inland from Normanville. The Advertiser, 28th December 1938 |
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