While it was eventually taken over by Whitbread in the early 1970s, there are plenty of pubs left across the city that were either built or owned by the brewery. Here are 31 of the former Brickwoods pubs still trading in Portsmouth.
5. The Duke of Devonshire
This pub in Albert Road, Southsea, was originally called the Prince of Wales and was part of Brickwoods pub estates across the city. | JPIMedia Photo: Allan Hutchings
6. The Eastfield Hotel
Originally a Portsmouth United Breweries pub, this boozer in Prince Albert Road, Eastney, later became a Brickwoods one. It is Grade II listed. | JPIMedia Resell Photo: MRW
7. The Fawcett Inn
Built in the 1880s this pub in Fawcett Road, Southsea, was a Brickwoods tavern. It has a witch's hat tower. | JPIMedia Resell Photo: SARAH STANDING
8. The Festing
Located in Festing Road, Southsea, it was desgined and built for Brickwoods Brewery by A H Bone in the Victorian days. | JPIMedia Resell Photo: Steve Reid