heritage
Rediscovering the Potteries: Must-See Stops at Stoke-on-Trent's Heritage Festival
Behind the Scenes: Exclusive Tours and Talks at Stoke-on-Trent's Heritage Festival
abandoned
Hidden History, the Tunnels and Passages Underneath Staffordshire
You cannot walk anywhere in Staffordshire without there being a rumour of a tunnel or some secret passageway beneath your feet. Whether you are in a town or village, or out in the countryside. It may be part of an old mine, we have plenty of them in Staffordshire. Or
burslem
Burslem Then & Now
Burslem, Stoke on Trent, is known as the 'Mother Town' of the Potteries. This small town has a rich history and heritage that dates back centuries. It was once a thriving industrial centre, with many pottery factories and coal mines. From its humble beginnings in the 17th century
women
Influential Stoke-On-Trent Women - International Women’s Day
Stoke-on-Trent is the home and birthplace of many famous people from all walks of life. And while there are many articles and posts about them, I can't seem to find any that celebrate the women of our fair city. So in honour of International Women'
Molly Leigh
Molly Leigh - the True History of an Independent, Wealthy, Land Owning Woman
Join me on a captivating journey as we delve into the remarkable life of Molly Leigh, the Burslem Witch. Uncover the true history of this extraordinary woman—a fiercely independent, wealthy landowner who defied societal norms in 18th-century England. We shed light on Molly's life, her alleged
history
The Leopard, Burslem - A Rich History to a Bitter End
I think many of us expected this; the end of another heritage building that was lost to fire. It seems to be the way in which many of our old buildings end their life in Stoke-on-Trent. So much so actually, that it is a morbid running joke across
