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Entrance to Thrale's brewhouse (later Berkeley Perkins' brewery), Southwark, London Little Britain In the 18th century John

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In the 18th century John Wesley preached there and Captain James Cook was one of the congregation

two men pass under an arch in a rowing-boat

the other on a stool

Designed by James Gibbs

Entrance to Thrale's brewhouse (later Berkeley Perkins' brewery), Southwark, London Little Britain In the 18th century JohnEntrance to Thrale's brewhouse (later Berkeley Perkins' brewery), Southwark, London, c1820. Depicts Anchor Brewery in Park Street, Southwark. The brewery was originally owned by Henry Thrale, and after his death in 1781 it was bought by the Barclay establishment. Southwark Bridge Road is also shown.

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