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| Glenside Distillery | |
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| Region | Campbeltown |
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| Open to public | |
| Remarks | Situated at Glenside, Dalaruan |
| History |
1834 |
Built by David Anderson, James Armour and Jessie Miller. The original partners were David Anderson, merchant; James Armour, maltster and member of the Campbeltown Gas Company; Miss Jessie Miller who later married the Excise Officer John Stewart |
1836 |
The original partners were joined by John Hancock, a London banker |
1837-40 |
David Anderson & Co. when David Anderson withdrew |
1844 |
Partnership dissolved and the distillery was sold |
1850-1908 |
Continued as the Glenside Distillery Co. whose partners were James Armour again; Hugh Ferguson, baker and John Kerr Orr, a commission agent from Glasgow |
1908 |
Incorporated as a limited company before Robertson & Co. bought the majority of the shares |
by 1920-21 |
Controlling agents Robertson & Co. |
1925 |
Robertson & Co. was taken over by Train & McIntyre |
1926 |
Distillery silent |
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