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the London Beer Flood - location of 135000 gallons...
The 1814 London Beer Flood occurred on October 17 when a massive wooden vat at the Meux & Company Brewery burst. The initial rupture caused...
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The 1814 London Beer Flood occurred on October 17 when a massive wooden vat at the Meux & Company Brewery burst. The initial rupture caused...
The disaster struck when a massive 22-foot-tall wooden fermentation vat at the Meux & Co. Brewery ruptured, triggering a domino effect that...
On October 17, 1814, the impossible happened. A massive beer vat at the Meux... Meux and Company, George Crick beer flood, beer flood victims...
On October 17, 1814, at Meux & Co's Horse Shoe Brewery, a faulty iron hoop on a 22- foot-tall wooden vat failed. The structure, holding over...
Inside the Meux and Company Brewery on Tottenham Court Road stood a colossal wooden vat holding over 135,000 gallons of porter beer. The vat...
... Meux and Company Brewery. The wave destroyed two houses and flooded basement flats. No one was charged. The law didn't know how to handle it...
Phil Withington tells the story of the bizarre 1814 accident that led to the deaths of eight Londoners. Listen to the full conversation...
At the Meux and Company brewery, a massive vat holding well over a hundred thousand gallons had been slowly leaking for weeks before its iron...
... Meux Brewery burst, triggering a chain reaction that released... On October 17, a massive porter vat at Meux and Company's Horse Shoe...