WB/Green7/7/3

Luton Hat Trail 1 - The Bute Street Area, a pamphlet on the hat trade and buildings connected with it produced by Luton Borough Council Planning & Development Department with following buildings [an asterisk indicates an image]: Artezium, 65-67 Bute Street, formerly James Egleton Limited hat factory; Walter Gurney & Sons hat factory, 64 Bute Street*; hat press machine from James Egleton's factory*; Maurice Davis hat factory*, Guildford Street and Barbers Lane; Wheelwright Arms*, Guildford Street; 32 Guildford Street (former hat factory); 30 Guildford Street, Stirling House (former hat factory); Millyard gates, 24 Guildford Street; Bute Mills, Guildford Street; Great Northern Steam Mills, Guildford Street; 37-39 Guildford Street* (formerly Austin & Company); 23-27 Guildford Street* (former hat factory); 12 Guildford Street (formerly Asher Hucklesby's warehouse); Balfours, Church Street (modern hat factory); Kangol Limited, Church Street (modern hat factory); D.H.Pickering & Company, Power Court (modern hat factory); Melson Arms, corner of John Street and Church Street; 4-10 Melson Street (10 a former hat factory); Waynes Court, John Street* (formerly J.F.Tooley Limited, corn merchants); 39-47 John Street, J.Albert& Company , hat factory; 35-37 John Street; building in John Street*; Legends night club, John Street (former hat factory); 16 John Street (former hat factory); 49 Cheapside; Mad Hatters Club*, Cheapside (previously Cowper Arms coffee shop run by Bedfordshire Coffee Company); 42-48 Cheapside (former hat factories); British Queen, corner of Silver Street and Bute Street; Beer Engine (previously Engine), Bute Street; backs of former hat factories in Guildford Street*; Vyse Hat Factory* (later TSB Bank), Bute Street, with note of fire of 1930; Coopers Arms, Bute Street; 50-52 Bute Street*; former warehouses, corner of Bute Street and Guildford Street; 57-61 Guildford Street* (former hat factory); Bridge Tavern, Bridge Street; George Field, Bridge Street (former hat factory); 50 Guildford Street*, Balfour & Sons (modern hat factory); 40 Guildford Street* (former hat factory); Shannon Hotel, Guildford Street; Great Northern (previously Ship), Bute Street; Trattoria, Bute Street; George II, Bute Street; Tourist Information Centre, ButeStreet

1990s

From: 1990 To: 2000

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Artezium,
James Egleton Limited,
Walter Gurney & Sons,
Davis, Maurice,
Great Northern Steam Mills,
Bute Mills,
Austin & Company,
Asher Hucklesby,
Balfours,
Kangol Limited,
D.H.Pickering & Company,
J.F.Tooley Limited,
J.Albert & Company,
Mad Hatters Club,
Bedfordshire Coffee Company,
Vyse,
TSB,
Balfour & Sons,
Tourist Information Centre

Luton Borough, hats, photographs, private buildings & land, Artezium, James Egleton Limited, hat manufacturer, Walter Gurney & Sons, Luton Wheelwrights Arms, Bute Mills, Great Northern Steam Mills, Austin & Company, Asher Hucklesby, Balfours, Kangol Limited, D.H.Pickering & Company, Luton Melson Arms, J.F.Tooley Limited, corn merchants, J.Albert & Company, night clubs, Bedfordshire Coffee Company, coffee houses, food and drink industry, Luton British Queen, Luton Beer Engine, TSB, Luton Bridge Tavern, George Field, Luton Shannon Hotel, Luton Great Northern, Luton George II, tourism, LUTON, Luton Bute Street, Luton Guildford Street, Luton Barbers Lane, Guildford Street Stirling House, Luton, Luton Church Street, Luton Melson Street, Luton John Street, John Street Waynes Court, Luton, Luton Cheapside, Luton Silver Street, Luton Bridge Street