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Deep Pit Colliery from Town Road, Hanley
Looking northwards along the old route of Town road towards the winding gear of Hanley Deep Pit Colliery. The building on the right edge is part of J H Weatherby's Falcon Works. Farther down on the right ...
Deep Pit Colliery, Hanley
Number 1 shaft winding gear at Hanley Deep Pit Colliery. The colliery was originally owned by the Shelton Iron, Steel & Coal Company and its coal was taken by rail to the coking ovens at the neighbouring ...
Deep Pit from Broom Street, Hanley
Looking northwards from Broom Street towards Shelton Collieries Deep Pit winding gear and spoil tips. The photograph was taken from near the junction with Plough Street. On then left is the site of Broom ...
Demolition of a Pot Bank, Longton. Photographed by William Blake.
Industrial landscape showing the demolition of a pot bank. Taken at Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.
Demolition of Bottle ovens, Henry Richards' Pinnox Tile Works, Tunstall
Bottle ovens being demolished at the Pinnox Works of Henry Richard's Tiles Ltd. Bert Bentley noted ..."pictures that will never be taken again". These ovens backed onto Williamson Street in Tunstall.
Henry ...
Demolition of building, Longton
Adams' new buildings being demolished near the Wheat Sheaf Inn (No. 64, Normacot Road). St. James's School is in the distance.
Demolition of Longton Hall
Photograph taken during demolition.
Longton Hall was rebuilt in a grand country house style in the 1770s. The Hall belonged to the Foley family, Lords of the Manor in Longton from the 17th century ...
Demolition of Longton Hall
The demolition of the facade.
Longton Hall was rebuilt in a grand country house style in the 1770s. The Hall belonged to the Foley family, Lords of the Manor in Longton from the 17th century until ...
Demolition of Longton Hall
Photograph taken during demolition.
Longton Hall was rebuilt in a grand country house style in the 1770s. The Hall belonged to the Foley family, Lords of the Manor in Longton from the 17th century ...
Demolition of Longton Hall
Photograph taken during demolition.
Longton Hall was rebuilt in a grand country house style in the 1770s. The Hall belonged to the Foley family, Lords of the Manor in Longton from the 17th century ...
Demolition of Oven.
Pottery factory exterior including bottle ovens, which are in the process of being demolished.
The first of the three bottle ovens is being dismantled brick by brick.
This was due to the proximity ...
Demolition of the Barrett Works.
Pottery factory exterior in the process of being demolished.
Taken at J. M. Barrett & Co., Stoke-on-Trent.
Taken from the Gladstone Pottery Museum Photographic Collection.
This photograph is ...
Demolition of the Barrett Works.
Pottery factory exterior in the process of being demolished.
Taken at J. M. Barrett & Co., Stoke-on-Trent.
Taken from the Gladstone Pottery Museum Photographic Collection.
This photograph is ...
Demolition, Park Place Pottery, Longton.
Pottery factory exterior taken after the demolition and clearing of Park Place Pottery in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent.
This view reveals the Gladstone China factory site and bottle ovens, which became ...
Dennis (Fenton) Pottery, King Street, Fenton
Dennis (Fenton) Pottery operated the Alexandra works on King Street, near Duke Street, until it was sold in 1965 and subsequently demolished.
Designer Rebellion
Earthenware pot entitled Designer Rebellion, by Turner Prize winner Grayson Perry.
This piece was purchased by the Contemporary Art Society Special Collection Scheme with funds from the Arts Council ...
Despatch Warehouse, Sutherland Works, Longton
Pottery factory interior with a view of a despatch warehouse. The picture shows finished ware stacked in pens ready to be organised into orders and then packed to leave the factory. Taken at Sutherland ...
Destruction of an old Colliery Stack on Sandford Hill. May 1st 1913. Photographed by William Blake.
Chimney demolition taken at Sandford Hill on May 1st 1913.