North Staffordshire History

Tales from the Potteries, Newcastle and the Staffordshire Moorlands

Showing posts with label Fenton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fenton. Show all posts
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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