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The Maltings / Fenstanton Brewery

History of the Maltings

the brewry was founded in 1830 by John Coote, father of Thomas who owned Oaklands House. After a fire in 1901 brewing stopped and only bottling took place.

1906 brewery sold and converted into house.

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