New Inn Lane, Hanford
A view south east from New Inn Lane towards Hem Heath Colliery. In the centre foreground is the New Mill estate, with houses still being built.
Cottages on New Inn Lane, Hanford
A pair of cottages, numbers 53 & 55 on New Inn Lane, Hanford. Both cottages and the houses in view to the right have been demolished and replaced with modern detached and semi-detached houses.
Cottages along New Inn Lane, Hanford
On the right are cottages numbered 99 to 129 New Inn Lane. The back gardens all have outhouses and overlook the open space of Trentham Rugby Club and Sideway. They were built between 1900 and 1924. The ...
The Bradwell Oak Inn, Longbridge Hayes, Stoke-on-Trent
The Bradwell Oak public house was at the eastern end of Peel Street next to the railway line. In the left hand corner of the photograph is the Longport Junction signal box which controlled access to the ...
John Street, Longbridge Hayes, Stoke-on-Trent
A row of terraced houses forming the south side of John Street. Houses on the opposite side have been demolished and the area became part of the Queensway Industrial Estate. An old gas street lamp has ...
Hanford & Trentham Primary School, Hanford
The classroom buildings on the south east side of the former Hanford and Trentham Primary School, later the Priory Church of England Primary School. The photograph was taken from the end of Jubilee Road....
Caravan site at Longbridge Hayes, Stoke-on-Trent
A view along Chemical Lane towards the caravan site to the north of the village. Behind, the land rises to Bradwell Woods.
Ashendene Grove, Hanford
Looking north west along Ashendene Grove from its junction with Bankhouse Road. The valley of the River Trent and the route of the A500 lie hidden between Ashendene Grove and the higher ground of Northwood ...
Campbell Place, Stoke-on-Trent
This photograph was taken on the corner of Hide Street looking north towards Church Street. The F W Woolworth's store is on the site of the old Majestic Cinema which closed in 1957. This side is the ...
Minton's Old Factory, London Road, Stoke upon Trent
A view north along London Road towards the centre of Stoke with Minton's Old Factory on the right. Minton had a factory on this site from the 1790s until closure in 2002. Supermarkets now occupy the site. ...
Stoke upon Trent Town Hall, Glebe Street
This 1904 view along Glebe Street shows on the left, St Peter's Cambers, the Town Hall and the Glebe public house. The road between St Peter's Chambers (now demolished) and the Town Hall became Kingsway. ...
Stoke Public Market buildings, Church Street, Stoke-upon-Trent
This view is from Church Street at the corner with South Wolfe Street. The main entrance to the market is just off the picture on the left by the "Public Market" sign. These buildings, dating from 1900, ...
Lion's Furnishing Store, Church Street, Stoke upon Trent
The highly decorated three-storey store dates from the end of the 19th century and was originally Lion's furniture store. The lions, which look like ceramic, were originally painted gold. Above the middle ...
Church Street, Stoke upon Trent
A view north along Church Street at the junction with Campbell Place (to the left). Sutherland Chambers, dated 1899, is the large building, with many chimneys, on the left next to the modern supermarket. ...
Brook Street, Stoke upon Trent
No. 1, Brook Street, the Tudor Gothic style building on the corner of Brook Street and Glebe Street was built in 1867. It was originally a house and later became a National Provincial Bank branch. Today ...
Brook Street and Stoke on Trent Town Hall
This is a view along Brook Street towards Glebe Street and Stoke Town Hall. The brick building to the right is No 1 Brook Street, a grade II listed building, built in 1867. To the left is the edge of ...
Stoke City FC, The Victoria Ground
The photograph shows turnstiles at the Stoke End of the Victoria Ground in the 1960s. At this time, the Stoke End was a large, open, standing only terrace. A 4000 seater, two tiered stand was built in ...
James Heap, Printers and Bookbinders, Stoke upon Trent.
James Heap & Co were a printers and bookbinders in Booth Street, Stoke upon Trent. The company was founded in 1925.
The building is on the corner of Booth Street and Yeaman Street. The company is no ...