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John Lockett's, Longton.

Pottery factory exterior including bottle ovens. Taken at John Lockett's potbank yard, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. Taken from the Gladstone Pottery Museum Photographic Collection. This photograph ...

John Maddock & Sons, Newcastle Street, Burslem

John Maddock started manufacturing pottery in 1830 at a works on Newcastle Street. The modern works in the photograph is at the top of Newcastle Street. The large site was bounded by Woodbank, Wycliffe ...

John Maddock's pottery, Newcastle Street, Burslem

This is the older part of John Maddock's works at the top of Newcastle Street in Burslem. The company has been in Newcastle Street since its foundation in 1830, although this is the older part of a more ...

John Street, Longton.

John Street consisted of many houses and courtyards. This was a closed court off Lower John Street and it is easy to image the unsanitary conditions that people lived in. The houses were surrounded by ...

John Street, Longton. Factory Wall. Circa 1930

This image of John Street portrays a bleak picture of working class life in the city in the late nineteenth & early twentieth centuries. Notice the close proximity of the houses to the large pottery factory. ...

John Tams Crown Works, Longton

John Tams Crown Works on the corner of Commerce Street and the Strand (previously Stafford Street). The camera is looking northwards. The earthenware works dates from the 1840s, operated by John Goodwin ...

Johnson Brothers' Hanley Pottery, Eastwood Road, Hanley

Johnson Brothers' Hanley Pottery works on Eastwood Road. This was one of three Johnson Brothers' works grouped along the Caldon Canal on Eastwood Road Hanley, the others were the Imperial and the Trent ...

Johnson Brothers' Trent sanitary ware works, Hanley

The Trent Works was one of three Johnson Brothers' works along Eastwood Road. Trent specialised in the manufacture of sanitary ware and was on the south side of the Caldon Canal, just over the Albion ...

Johnson's Imperial Pottery and the Caldon Canal, Hanley

Looking west along the Caldon Canal with Johnson Brothers' Imperial Pottery on the left hand side. The Eastwood earthenware works is on the other side. In the distance is Lichfield Street bridge. Charles ...

Johnson's Potteries, Hanley

The three ovens belong to Johnson's Trent sanitaryware works on Eastwood Road in Hanley. To the right, the factory with the tower is Johnson's Hanley pottery. In the foreground is the company's sports ...

Jolleying Plates.

Pottery factory interior with a view of plate makers in a jolleying shop. Clay is placed on a rotating mould and a profile tool is brought down onto the upper side. The boy in the foreground is ...

Jubilee Works & Longton Cottage Hospital, Normacot

The original Longton Cottage Hospital was built in 1868 on Mount Pleasant (now Lawley Street). In 1879 it moved to a new building on the north side of the same street. It was replaced by a new Cottage ...

Jubilee Works and the old Longton Cottage Hospital

The original Longton Cottage Hospital was built in 1868 on Mount Pleasant (now Lawley Street). In 1879 it moved to a new building on the north side of the same street. It was replaced by a new Cottage ...

Jubilee Works, Longton

Established 1887, the Jubilee Works stood on Lawley Street. Photograph taken from Uttoxeter Road.

Junction of Anchor Road and High Street , Longton

J. T. Fell's factory in Sutherland Road can be seen. J.T. Fell & Co were earthenware manufacturers, founded in the early 1920s. The company closed in 1957. High Street was renamed Market Street in ...

Kendrick Street, Longton

Photograph taken looking north west. Demolition has begun. The houses in Railway Terrace (west of Paragon Road) had already been demolished by October 1960.

Kendrick Street, Longton

Demolition has begun. The houses in Railway Terrace (west of Paragon Road) had already been demolished by October 1960.

Leo Samuels Pottery Works, King Street, Longton

The Boundary or California Works was built in 1819 in King Street, Longton and occupied by Jacob Marsh. Latterly operated by Leo Samuels Ltd, manufacturers of china and earthenware teapots and fancies. ...