Duke William - Burslem
St John's Square
photo 2000
"This public house is an irregular corner
structure in St. John's Square, Burslem. It was constructed during the
1830's. The door and porch on the ground floor have three stone steps
and decorative stone lintels with entablature, supports and side
supports. There is a metal cellar grille at ground level."
photo: © The Potteries
Museum & Art Gallery, Staffordshire Past Tracks
1818 Licensee: Hannah Sheldon
1851 Licensee: James Lockett |
Photo of St.
John's Square around 1909
the Duke William on the extreme right is having its chimney
renovated.
Not the absence of the black and white cladding which is apparent in the
2000 picture above.
St. John's Square area
in 1851
see larger area map
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