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32 Market Square, St Neots (RGL2024)32 Market Square, Paine’s Brewery, St Neots
History of 32 Market Square
To the rear of the brewery, reached through the elliptical-arched carriageway, are three ranges of industrial structures, forming two courtyards. All were used at one time or another in the brewing process. They are of several distinct builds, with the earliest actually predating the main range to Market Square and very likely of the C17; the latest dates structures date to the early part of the C20. This assortment of industrial buildings vividly illustrates the history of Paine’s brewery over two centuries.
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