Eileen Hallam's photos of Stoke-on-Trent

 
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Gladstone Pottery Museum Corner of Uttoxeter Road and Chadwick Street. Gladstone was not a famous pottery, however it was typical of hundreds of similar factories in the area making everyday ceramic items for the mass market and is now preserved as a complete Victorian pottery factory. on Gladstone Works

Roslyn Works, Uttoxeter Road, Looking towards Longton Part of the Gladstone Museum comples - The Park Place Works (now the Roslyn Works) lies adjacent to Gladstone. on the Roslyn Works

The church of St. James-the-Less Built in 1833-34, the tower of this church rises to the height of 90 feet; has massive circular turrets at the angles, and is crowned with pinnacles and battlements. on St. James Church

The Enson Works Preserved bottle kilns of the Enson Works, Chelson Street (off Uttoxeter Road) on the Enson Works

photos: Eileen Hallam [2004]

 
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