North Staffordshire History
Tales from the Potteries, Newcastle and the Staffordshire Moorlands
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04 February 2024
Slaughter of the Innocents
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At about 10.10pm on the night of 28 May 1837 in Lane Delph, Fenton, on hearing a cry of ‘Murder’, a man in a nearby house and two customers ...
11 January 2021
Reg Mitchell Takes the Proverbial
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Colin Melbourne's statue of R. J. Mitchell outside the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, Hanley. In 1911, long before he went on to desi...
27 September 2020
Peace Celebrations 1814
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Napoleon Bonaparte Author's collection On 6 April 1814, with the last of his armies defeated and Allied forces fast closing on Paris, Na...
15 April 2018
The Railways Come to Town
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Railways, or at least horse-drawn or gravity drawn railroads, running to or from canal wharfs, had been employed on a small scale by local ...
18 January 2018
Diary of a Bad Boy
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On the morning of Wednesday 8 April 1908, the curious adventures of Moses Newell a somewhat grimy but innocent-looking 13 year old boy, wer...
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