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Stoke-on-Trent - Potworks of the week
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Advert of the Week
Photo of the Week
Hall Field, Festing Street, Hanley - Porcelain Tile Co.
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Festing Street, Hanley was built in 1882 and operated by the Whittaker
partnerships - producing earthenware.
Subsequently the works were operated by T & R Boote - in 1947 it was purchaed by Richards Tiles - at that time it manufactured about three thousand square yards per week of unglazed floor tile. |
view of the Hall Field Works,
Festing Street, Hanley
view from Grafton Street
typical potworks entrance
Hall Field
Festing Street
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Festing Street (61, St. John Street)
Porcelain Tile Company, tile manufacturers 37 Webster, Arthur, traveller 39 Chapel, A ., French polisher 41 Wightman, J., platelayer 43 Appleby, James, agent 45 Harding, Mrs. S. A. 47 Palmer, James, cabman 59 Llewellyn, Hugh, clerk 61 Prime, William, fruiterer 63 Tildsley, Hy., pawnbroker 65 Poole, A ., saggar maker 67 Shenton, John, manager 69 Jones,D.E.,tea merchant 71 Willshaw, J., grocer's assistant 73 Dunkley, F.,bricklayer 75 Jones, Thomas, miner 77 Harvey, H ., boiler tenter 79 Hibbert, George — Here is St . John Street — 10 Scarlett, A . V ., postman 14 Slack, Wm., carter 16 Hughes, A . W., caretaker 18 Cornes, Geo. T ., miner 20 Bowler, G ., police sergeant 22 Amos, James, miner 24 Brimmer, A., potter's turner 26 Minor , Mrs . C . 28 Heath, Albert, engine man 30 Shufflebotham, R ., potter's printer 32 Wood, S ., potter's packer 34 Webb, Daniel, potter 36 Minor, Wm., potter 38 Webb, Sydney, gasman 40 Wood, John, Warehouseman 42 King, John, General dealer 44 Wallis, J. C., manual instructor 46 Clarke, Wm., brush manufacturer 48 Mitchell Wm., compositor 50 Goldsmith, John, Groom 52 Humphreys, Edward, clerk 54 Williams, W ., confectioner 56 Davies, David, cratemaker 58 Ousman, W.H., plumber 60 Baggaley, W., potter's packer 64Thomas, Win.,joinerand builder 64 Oakden, Mrs. H .
— Here is St. John Street —
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Related pages Hanley Green 'Hanley Lower Green - a collision of roads' Hanley in detail In the late seventeenth century, Hanley consisted of two small hamlets known as Hanley Upper Green (or just Upper Green) and Hanley Lower Green (or just Lower Green). Upper Green at the junction of Town Road and Keelings Road and Lower Green where Market Square is today.
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