Short passage-way in front of the pottery and running between Short Street and Chelson Street.

Of note:

The two old street lamps which are the original gas lamps.

The cobble stone streets.

The frame on the right hand side which has pulleys top and bottom - probably for loading ware onto the carts.

Short Street runs down to Normacot Road where Crown Windsor Pottery is.

Note how close the cottages on the left are to the factory.

The cottages looking back up Short Street.

These cottages were used in the BBC television adaptation of Arnold Bennett's book 'Clayhanger'.

This chimney (much thinner than a bottle kiln) is a flint kiln.

The chimney is just behind the gardens (bottom of the picture) of the cottages. 

The flint shop and kiln worked 24 hours a day.

Note the characteristic steel bands around the chimney.

The cottages (nos 23-27 Short St.) are grade II listed buildings (heritage no. 83B)