Modern day traces of
the Winton name
![Stoke Town Centre Heritage Trail - Winton Square](../../walks/winton_sq/heritage_sign.jpg)
Stoke Town Centre
Heritage Trail
Winton Square
The Winton name
appears on current day maps and buildings:
In the centre of
Station Road is Winton Square where the Station buildings and the
North Stafford Hotel stand.
![Winton Square](winton/winton_sq_sign.jpg)
Winton Square
![](winton/winton_sq.jpg)
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To the west on Stoke
Road is the building which used to be Grimwades factory "Winton
Pottery" now used as offices the building is called "Winton
House"
![Winton House, Stoke Road](winton/winton_ho_sign.jpg)
Winton House,
Stoke Road
![Winton Pottery](winton/winton_pottery.jpg)
Winton Pottery
"Messrs. Grimwade Brothers established their Winton Pottery
(Stoke) in about 1886. A wide range of useful and decorative
earthenware was produced."
From: Jewitts 'Ceramic Art of
Great Britain 1800-1900.
![Royal Winton](winton/royal_winton.jpg)
Royal Winton
backstamp used on some of the
Grimwades ware
To the east is Winton
Terrace on Leek Road and Wintonfield Street near to the Roebuck pub.
![Winton Terrace, Leek Road](winton/winton_terr_sign.jpg)
Winton
Terrace, Leek Road
![](winton/winton_terrace.jpg)
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![Wintonfield Street](../../streets/stoke/wintonfield_st/sign.jpg)
Wintonfield Street
![](../../streets/stoke/wintonfield_st/houses.jpg)
![](../../streets/stoke/wintonfield_st/mod_houses.jpg)
These houses in Wintonfield Street were
demolished c.2001
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