Law, Beatrice. - Papenboom in Newlands. Cradle of the Brewing Industry.

Self 2007 1st edition. Printed glazed boards. 92pp illustrated small 4to. 0.5kg. No inscriptions. bumped at head of spine hence VG only. ISBN: 9780620387965 The Author, resident of the small Papenboom residential complex in Newlands which is all that remains of the original estate, looks at the establishment and history of breweries in the area. Favourably situated alongside a stream the area has a long and rich attachment to the breweries in their midst. This brief history looks at that alongside the changes that have occurred over the year and reminds us of some of the people and buildings that had been in the area. Well illustrated.

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