David Ballingall

David Ballingall probably acquired the Leven Brewery from the estate of John Fowlis. He was listed as brewer in Back Street in 1825, but was declared bankrupt the same year. The Leven Brewery was offered for sale in 1826 when it was stated that the business had been "carried on for many years" and that "there is no other brewery in this populous district".

Thomas Ballingall continued the brewing business, along with the associated bakery.

Location: Leven

Active: 1810s - 1820s

Status: Closed

Breweries and other buildings

The Leven Brewery was located on the junction of what is now North Street (formerly Back Street) and Brewery Wynd. Part of the brewery survives as a meeting hall for the British Legion.

Location

Map of 1854 showing the location of the Leven Brewery
Map of 1854 showing the location of the Leven Brewery
© National Library of Scotland, 2016

Objects


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

Other Sources of information

Books and periodicals

Gibb, F. The brewers and breweries of Fife. Stirling: Lomax Press, 2012.