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Harvey's Chimney, Longton

Photograph taken from ground between Kingcross Street and Chancery Lane. Harvey's chimney was a well known Longton landmark until it was demolished in 1962. It stood 213 feet high.

Hawthorne Cottage in Leaside Road, Trent Vale, Stoke-on-Trent

Hawthorne Cottage is at the bottom of Leaside Road. It was originally just the far side of the Stoke to Newcastle Canal, now filled in. The date tablet on the gable end reads 1849. This photograph is ...

Hay House, Ipstones

A woman posing at the door of Hay House in Ipstones. It is a Grade II listed farmhouse dated 1625 with later additions. Photographer: William Blake of Longton.

Haydon Street, Basford, Stoke-on-Trent

This is a view south west along Haydon Street from its junction with Etruria Road. This was originally Temple Street until the name was changed in the 1950s. The large terrace of houses on the left, many ...

Haydon Street, Basford, Stoke-on-trent

The photograph shows the terrace of bow fronted houses, numbers 5 to 9, in Haydon Street in Basford, close to its junction with Etrurtia Road.

Head mouldmaker, Foley China Works, Fenton

Pottery factory interior taken at Foley China Works, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent. This black and white print is mounted inside a Christmas card, which is inscribed ‘Greetings of the Season and good wishes ...

Heath's Passage, Longton

Looking towards Short Street.

Heath's Passage, Longton

Photograph taken from Warren Street, looking west. St. James's Church can be seen. St. James the Less Church on Uttoxeter Road, Longton. A Commissioners' Church built in 1832-34 to designs by T. Johnson ...

Heaths, Leonora Street, Burslem

This commercial property is situated where Leonora Street meets Lower Street and in 1982 was used as a ceramic manufacturer. The ground floor has a central door with stone step, semi-circular light and ...

Hem Heath Colliery, Stoke-on-Trent

This photograph shows the main entrance to Hem Heath Colliery off Trentham Road. The first shaft at Hem Heath was started in 1924 for the Stafford Coal and Iron Company with the second started after ...

Hem Heath Colliery, Trentham.

Hem Heath colliery was one of the biggest in the area and was located in the south of the North Staffordshire coalfield at Trentham. The 'Big A' headstock stood defiantly as an icon to the mining industry ...

Hem Heath Junior Schools, Blurton

Hem Heath Junior and Infants' Schools were opened in 1958/59 at the northern end of Magdalen Road in Blurton. The site is now the Kemball School. In the background are the tops of the two winding towers ...

Henry Richard's Ceramic Tile works, Williamson Street, Tunstall

The bottle ovens and workshops belonging to Henry Richard's Ceramic Tile company awaiting demolition in the mid 1960s. They were part of the Pinnox Tile Works that backed onto the eastern end of Williamson ...

Henry Richards Tile Factory (Pinnox Works), Tunstall

Looking towards Henry Richards Tile Works (the Pinnox Works) from slightly higher ground to the west. On the extreme right hand side, the signals on the Potteries Loop Line to Tunstall are just in shot. ...

Henry Richard's Tile Works, Tunstall

Backing onto Williamson Street, this workshop was part of Henry Richard's Pinnox Tile Works. When the photograph was taken, the works were being demolished. The trolley and wheeled chests were used to ...

Hercules Mill, Stanley

Hercules Mill was originally called Stanley Mill until rebuilt by Harrison & Sons in 1887. The original mill dates back to the 16th century and in the 1860s was used to grind both corn and flint and was ...

Heron Cross Infant's School, Fenton

This school was on Claud Street, just off Grove Road in Heron Cross. The building dates from 1911/12 and was formerly a Wesleyan Methodist School. The lamp standard in the foreground still has the old ...

Heron Cross Pottery and Hertford Street, Fenton

The Heron Cross Pottery is at then bottom of Hertford Street, off Duke Street in Heron Cross. Chilton Street runs across at the bottom. The photograph was taken from halfway down Hertford Street. Heron ...