Date:December 1962
Description:The camera is looking north west along Ashwood from its junction with Wood Street. Off to the right is Cornwall Street, and beyond that, Friar Street. The housing has been redeveloped. Wood Street was the old road and Ashwood was laid out in the mid 19th century ..."Ashwood,joining Wood Street by the parsonage, was laid out. Detached houses with gardens were built on its south side at the east end and terraced houses on the north side at its west end." (British History Online, Longton, pp 224-246).
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A view west along Ashwood from just beyond Manse Close. Terraced houses and corner shops. The whole ...
The camera is looking north west along Ashwood from its junction with Wood Street. Off to the right ...
This is a view west along Ashwood towards Friar Street with Manse Street off to the left with Manse ...
A view east of the south side of Ashwood, Longton. The Victoria County History describes this side of ...
Friar Street was a row of eight terraced houses running off Ashwood in Longton. The road is unmade and ...
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Creators: Mr Bert Bentley - Creator
Image courtesy of: Stoke on Trent City Archives.
Donor ref:SD1480/220-14 (204/32794)
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