Albert (Mim)
Tuckwell's collection
His gingerbeer, and sodawater, being found popular and with increasing demand, made it necessary to move to larger premises. In 1872 George, with sons: Henry, James, Thomas and Edward, moved to Edward St, Norwood, where they purchased the property owned by Mr. Mayhew, a soap and candle manufacturer. The site contained a factory and dwelling, which was used until 1926, when it was demolished to make room for large extensions to the factory.
The business of G. Hall & Sons, Norwood, sold to the Coca Cola Company in 1972.
The photo taken in 1997 depicts the former Hall's Factory in Edward St, Norwood, which was build in 1926.
