North Staffordshire History

Tales from the Potteries, Newcastle and the Staffordshire Moorlands

12 August 2019

More Victims of Isandlwana

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A panoramic view of the Isandlwana battlefield. The British camp was situated in the middle of the picture. The Zulu attack came over t...
04 August 2019

Teddy Boy (Part 1)

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Bill Cooper (third from left) in his early days as a Ted. 'When I was 14 and still living in Nelson Place with my sister Mi...
03 August 2019

Teddy Boy (Part 2)

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'The first time we went to Manchester was after we’d talked with a bloke named Danny. I remember him saying he’d been in Manchester o...
02 August 2019

Teddy Boy (Part 3)

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Despite all the dancing there was still plenty of time for drinking. 'We'd dance all night. That was the one thing we wanted ...
22 July 2019

The Prehistoric Potteries

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The Carboniferous landscape The geological history of Stoke-on-Trent began over 300 million years ago in the Carboniferous period of th...
25 March 2019

Dandy Dogs and the Mad Cat Artist

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When he paid a visit to the Potteries in the summer of 1874, journalist James Greenwood noted that Hanley was a town full of dogs: ...
28 January 2019

The Crimean War: The Fall of Sebastopol

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For the soldiers, the end of the fighting in the Crimean War, came with the fall of the Russian port of Sebastopol on 5th September 1855. T...
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