Fenton Park



  

 

Stoke-on-Trent Parks
Fenton


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The other side of Fenton Park

The other end of Fenton Park comes out on the edge of Berryhill fields turn left to Berryhill and right to Fenton Cemetery. 

to the left old pathway leading to Berry Hill
to the left old pathway leading to Berry Hill
part of the crisscross of walkways leading across this old piece of land
- taking the miners, potters and brick workers to their daily work

another ancient pathway - used by miners and brickworkers on their way to work
another ancient pathway - used by miners and brickworkers on their way to work
In the distance left is Fenton Cemetery and the tower of the chapel (now demolished)

 

to the right the path around the park towards Fenton cemetery
to the right the path around the park towards Fenton cemetery

 

brick in the pathway - FENTON TILERIES
brick in the pathway - FENTON TILERIES
Charles Challinor (1829-93), had interests in  Glebe Colliery,  Fenton Pottery, Baker and Co., Railway Stilt Works, Fenton Tileries and  flint and stone mills.

 

the path between Fenton Park (left) and Cemetery (right)
the path between Fenton Park (left) and Cemetery (right)

this is the view from Beville Street (was Cemetery Road), the path is the continuation of Bassilow Road.

 


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