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A huge vat at the Meux & Company Brewery on Tottenham Court Road ruptured, causing other vats to burst in a chain reaction. Nearly 1.5...
On the evening of 17 October 1814, a twenty-two foot wooden fermentation vat burst at Meux and Company's Horse Shoe Brewery in St Giles,...
A massive ruptured vat at the Meux and Company Brewery unleashed a 15-foot wave of porter, a dark beer, which flooded the surrounding streets of...
On October 17, 1814, a storage vat at the Meux & Co. Brewery in London ruptured, causing a domino effect that destroyed multiple vats.
-old porter burst at Meux & Co's Horse Shoe Brewery, where Tottenham Court Road meets Oxford Street, an hour after one of its 700-pound iron...
On this date in history, October 17, 1814, a bizarre and deadly disaster struck the heart of London. A 22-foot-tall wooden vat at the Meux & Co.
... Meux Brewery burst, triggering a chain reaction that released... On October 17, a massive porter vat at Meux and Company's Horse Shoe...
The Meux & Company Brewery stored vast amounts of porter in enormous wooden vats, some towering over 22 feet tall. Disaster struck when one...