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A brown glass bottle with a central oval label reading Wadworth's Brighton Seltzer Water Cambridge in black decorative type.

Wadworth’s Water (MoC)

53 Maids’ Causeway, Failand (14 Brunswick Place)

History of 53 Maids' Causeway

c1825:


1891

Ernest A Wadsworth, 36, Mineral Water and Box Manufacturer.  Son of the founder of Wadsworth’s Soda Water
Alma S Wadsworth, 36
Alice J Grun, 22
Florence L Baker,15
Annie W Wadsworth,  6
Margaret A Wadsworth ,5
Robert J Wadsworth, 3
Arthur R Wadsworth, 7/12

Brown and cream glazed stoneware jug with embossed dotted trim and black text reading Wadsworth & Sons Mineral Water.

Wadsworth’s Mineral Water (MoC)


1901

Charles Wells


1913

Alfred Lock, bootmaker


1962

vacant


1970

modernised by Kit Martin, son of Sir Leslie Martin

 

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