Regent Road - Hanley (Eastwood)
Regent Road, Hanley - looking towards
Litchfield Street, Hanley Park is behind the viewer.
The street on the left is Bethesda Street. The 1898 OS map of Hanley & Etruria mark this area as 'Eastwood' |
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Opposite
this house was Eastwood Works - a Firebrick and Marl manufacturer.
There was a large marl hole bounded by Regent Road, Houghton Street and Clifford Street. |
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Bethesda Street. On the 1898 OS map - opposite this block of houses at the junction of Regent Road & Bethesda Street was a Cattle Market. |
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House on Regent Road, the tiles used on the house are identical to those used on the small A. Wood factory opposite. | |
Detail of the house door.
Note the 'AW' on the left and 1875 on the right. |
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'A. Wood, Tiles, Cement'
This small factory stood opposite the house above (note the same 'AW' initials) Behind this factory was the marl hole of Eastwood Firebrick Works. A sign (not shown) states 'established 1875' - the same date as the hose opposite. |
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Detail of the pediment on the right hand part
of the A. Wood factory.
Note the 'AW' initials The plaque reads 'built - 1880' 'enlarged - 1882' |
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Photos taken October 1999 - S.C.Birks
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