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Black and white view of low brick buildings with two conical kiln roofs and bare trees lining a quiet street corner.

Barnwell Maltings

Maltings, Ditton Walk

History of the Maltings, Ditton Walk

C.1899

Maltings were built by Sindalls. The first owners were the Commercial Brewery Ltd of Stepney.


1962

H A & D Taylor Ltd, maltsters (Barnwell maltings)

A long, multi-story brick building with many rectangular windows, two roof cowls, and a loading bay with a metal canopy.

H A & D Taylor maltings, Ditton Walk (MoC41/67)


1966

Sold to Peak’s Ltd. Became a delivery and distribution store.


1982

Bought by Willow Wholesale

Building then split into several units

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