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Middleport Pottery
A unique 19th century pottery building famous for its Blue & White 'Burleigh' ware. Factory tours are available to see the traditional pottery being produced, and there is a visitor centre, cafe and a fantastic exhibition housed inside a Bottle Oven. You may even see some of my work on display there as I have an exhibition opposite the Bottle oven and in the Cafe
A unique 19th century pottery building famous for its Blue & White 'Burleigh' ware. Factory tours are available to see the traditional pottery being produced, and there is a visitor centre, cafe and a fantastic exhibition housed inside a Bottle Oven. You may even see some of my work on display there as I have an exhibition opposite the Bottle oven and in the Cafe
Emma Bridgewater Pottery
Emma Bridgewater Pottery, factory shop & cafe is a great place to visit and the factory tour is a must. Its a real inspiration for me and my photography. Many thanks to Jamie, Matthew and the staff for their ongoing help and support. My pictures are on display in the tea rooms, adjacent to the 'spotty Aga'
Emma Bridgewater Pottery, factory shop & cafe is a great place to visit and the factory tour is a must. Its a real inspiration for me and my photography. Many thanks to Jamie, Matthew and the staff for their ongoing help and support. My pictures are on display in the tea rooms, adjacent to the 'spotty Aga'
Foxfield Railway
Foxfield Railway is a great day out for all the family. This colliery line built in 1890 has been carefully maintained and improved by the hard working staff since the closure of the Foxfield Colliery in 1963 and provides a whole host of events throughout the year. Steam trains run from Caverswall Rd station to Dilhorne Park and there are plans to extend the service to the colliery in the new year.
Many thanks for the advice I have had from Roy, Ron and the staff during my visits to Foxfield.
Foxfield Railway is a great day out for all the family. This colliery line built in 1890 has been carefully maintained and improved by the hard working staff since the closure of the Foxfield Colliery in 1963 and provides a whole host of events throughout the year. Steam trains run from Caverswall Rd station to Dilhorne Park and there are plans to extend the service to the colliery in the new year.
Many thanks for the advice I have had from Roy, Ron and the staff during my visits to Foxfield.
Friends of Chatterley Whitfield
The Friends of Chatterley Whitfield are a group of people who share an interest in preserving the colliery site and have lots of information and pictures taken in and around Whitfield. Many thanks to Mike Wood for the information he shared with me during and after my tour.
The Friends of Chatterley Whitfield are a group of people who share an interest in preserving the colliery site and have lots of information and pictures taken in and around Whitfield. Many thanks to Mike Wood for the information he shared with me during and after my tour.
The Picture House, Smallthorne
The Picture House is a bespoke picture framing and mounting business based in Smallthorne, Stoke on Trent. They offer excellent service and can be contacted on 01782 832885 or online by clicking the title above.
John Glover has been a huge help to me and is currently displaying my work in his shop.
The Picture House is a bespoke picture framing and mounting business based in Smallthorne, Stoke on Trent. They offer excellent service and can be contacted on 01782 832885 or online by clicking the title above.
John Glover has been a huge help to me and is currently displaying my work in his shop.
The Potteries Museum
The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery in Hanley demonstrates the history and foundation of Stoke on Trent. With galleries devoted to the pottery industry, natural history and modern history, as well as an extensive art gallery. There is a Spitfire gallery dedicated to local designer Reginald Mitchell, and also the permanent display of artifacts from the famous 'Staffordshire Hoard'. Facilities include coffee shop, theatre and cinema
The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery in Hanley demonstrates the history and foundation of Stoke on Trent. With galleries devoted to the pottery industry, natural history and modern history, as well as an extensive art gallery. There is a Spitfire gallery dedicated to local designer Reginald Mitchell, and also the permanent display of artifacts from the famous 'Staffordshire Hoard'. Facilities include coffee shop, theatre and cinema