Railways of Stoke-on-Trent - Potteries Loop Line
 

   


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Potteries Loop Line


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Tunstall - Pinnox Junction

 


Pinnox sidings on the Loop Line
Pinnox sidings on the Loop Line
 

Pinnox has always been a most important outpost of Whitfield. Seen here Pinnox sidings, full of coal wagons looking towards Pinnox Crossing, with the classic potteries background of ‘forests’ of bottle ovens.

 


Pinnox Junction - c.1900-1910
Pinnox Junction - c.1900-1910

A North Stafford Railway locomotive is shown here, about to leave Pinnox Junction with coal from Whitfield Colliery around the turn of the 20th century.
To the right, the Tunstall Lower Branch railway from Longport to Tunstall Junction on the Loop Line and bridge carrying the Whitfield line from Pinnox to Greenhead Wharf.
 

photo: © Keele University - William Jack Collection
 

Whitfield colliery
Whitfield colliery


Looking towards Whitfield colliery with the dirt tip in the centre background and the landmark 225ft chimney in the left background, and houses on both sides of the railway line

photos: © Staffordshire Past tracks
 




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