George Walker Duncan

George Walker Duncan, of Tullibody, acquired the Broad Street Brewery from Robert McNicol around 1893. The premises were then tenanted from 1895 to 1901 by James Duncan, an aerated water manufacturer.

Location: Stirling

Active: 1893 - 1895

Status: Closed

Breweries and other buildings

The building that housed the Broad Street Brewery is believed to have dated from 1529, and stood next to what was Stirling Town and County Buildings. By the end of the nineteenth century it had become somewhat dilapidated and part of the building collapsed in 1904. It was acquired shortly after by the Town of Stirling and was eventually redeveloped as part of a council housing complex in the 1950s.

Location

Map of 1896 showing the location of the Broad Street Brewery
Map of 1896 showing the location of the Broad Street Brewery
© National Library of Scotland, 2016

Objects


We do not currently hold any images of items related to George Walker Duncan, and would welcome any information or images related to his business.

Other Sources of information

Burns, E. Ale in Stirling: a celebration. Stirling: Jamieson & Munro, 2004.

Gibb, F. The brewers and breweries of Stirlingshire. Stirling: Lomax Press, 2007.