Public Monuments and Sculpture in
Stoke-on-Trent & Newcastle-under-Lyme
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Metal Gateway - Sculpture by Phillip Hardaker
at Berryhill Greenway
Location: Berryhill Greenway - cycleway at entrance to park nearest to Wadebridge Road
Installed: 2000
Commissioned by: Stoke on Trent City Council
The entrance to the
Berryhill Fields
Light Blue
- Breaking the Mould
Red - Metal Gateway
Green - Wooden Gateway
Dark Blue - Stone Gateway
Metal Gateway at one of
the entrances to the Berryhill Fields (nearest to
Wadebridge Road)
Friends
of Berryhill Fields, Welcome
photos: January 2006
Inscription: (top of archway)
FRIENDS OF BERRYHILL
FIELDS
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Materials:
Part of work |
Material |
Dimensions |
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Archway |
Steel, painted grey | 3m high |
Plinths |
Brick | each 40cm diameter; 50cm high |
along the top of the arch
are two birds either side of an owl a bat hangs from below the
archway
on the left a snail and rabbit
on the right a fish and rabbit
related pages..
Berryhill - the lung of the Potteries
Berryhill Collieries and Brickworks
Advert for Berryhill Brickworks
Elm House, Packmoor - the home of Phillip Hardaker