Charringtons Collection

Firefighters in action, Rosebery Avenue, WW2
Firefighters in action in burning debris in Rosebery Avenue, Clerkenwell, London, following a flying bomb attack. Date: 1944

Charrington's Special Stout

Charrington's Pale Ale

Charrington's Oatmeal Stout

Charrington's Anchor Stout

Charrington's Bitter Ale

Charrington's Barley Wine

Charrold Autobagger
School children watch a demonstration of the new Charrold coal delivery lorry, the Autobagger, for door to door home delivery of Charrington's coal. Date: 1950s?

Firefighters in action, Rosebery Avenue, WW2
Firefighters in action in burning debris in Rosebery Avenue, Clerkenwell, London, following a flying bomb attack

CHRISTMAS FETE AT MR. CHARRINGTONs ASSEMBLY HALL, MILE END: 1. An exciting moment. 2. Food for the body: giving packets of Bovril and chocolate to the children. 3

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"Charringtons: A Legacy of Courage, Craftsmanship, and Community" In the heart of Rosebery Avenue during World War II, Charringtons stood as a symbol of resilience and bravery. As firefighters in action, they fearlessly battled the flames that threatened to engulf our city. But Charringtons was more than just heroes on the front lines; they were also masters of their craft. Their Special Stout delighted beer enthusiasts with its rich flavors and smooth texture. Meanwhile, their Pale Ale offered a refreshing taste that became synonymous with good times shared among friends. For those seeking something bolder, Charringtons' Oatmeal Stout satisfied even the most discerning palates. And who could forget the robust Anchor Stout? Its deep complexity left an indelible mark on every sipper's memory. Beyond stouts and ales, Charringtons crafted an exquisite Barley Wine – a drink fit for connoisseurs who appreciated its depth and character. Each bottle was a testament to their dedication to quality craftsmanship. Not limited to beverages alone, Charringtons expanded into other realms too. The Charrold Autobagger revolutionized packaging efficiency while maintaining utmost precision – another example of their commitment to innovation. Even amidst challenging times like war or economic downturns, Charringtons persevered. A page from Hamleys Toy Shop catalogue in 1937 showcased how they adapted by diversifying their offerings beyond brewing alone - always finding ways to bring joy into people's lives. Sadly though, not all moments were filled with celebration. The devastation caused by robot bomb planes falling on dwelling houses and shops somewhere in Southern England reminded us all of the fragility of life itself. Yet through it all, communities remained united under the banner of hope and resilience. In Clerkenwell's Little Italy neighborhood, an Italian Parade honored Our Lady of Mount Carmel – a testament to the strength of diversity and shared traditions.