04/11/2026
It was great to catch up with Pip and the team at Jeyes Earls Barton yesterday.
First created in 1852 by Philadelphus Jeyes, Jeyes's Northamptonshire sauce was brought back to life in 2020 when the family re-discovered the original recipe.
Jeyes of Earls Barton's museum recalls the Victorian lives of Philadelphus and his brother John, the latter being the creator of the world famous disinfectant, Jeyes Fluid.
👠 The museum also has a section dedicated to our favourite thing... SHOES! It reveals the true life story behind film and musical sensation, Kinky Boots.
Based in Earls Barton, family-owned shoe factory W.J. Brooks was struggling financially. Owner Steve Pateman took the decision to pivot to glamour and fe**sh footwear for cross-dressers and the transgender community - a decision which later sparked the idea behind the movie!
🗺️ Jeyes is also involved in an exciting campaign to put Northamptonshire literally On The Map!
The Northamptonshire On The Map project is aiming to secure an official brown tourism sign on the M1 at Junction 15 to promote the county.
Want to know more... best head along to Earls Barton to check out this fantastic attraction!