Unveiling Stoke on Trent's Hidden Gems: A Photographic Journey 1890-1990 (Part 2)

Welcome back to our journey through Stoke on Trent's captivating history! In this second installment of our series, we continue to unearth hidden gems and cherished moments from the years 1890 to 1990. Join us as we delve deeper into the rich tapestry of Stoke on Trent's past, exploring forgotten landmarks, vibrant communities, and the remarkable stories that shaped the city. Immerse yourself in the nostalgia and discover the untold tales that make Stoke on Trent truly unique. Stay tuned for more captivating visuals and intriguing insights in future parts of this series.
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[@BryanPardoe]

Fantastic photos.
Stunning buildings buzzing with work and people. Full of characters that spoke proper potters language. Thee inner many left.

[@Tomlinson242]

Many thanks!

[@gordonbennet1094]

Oh ... so disappointed not to see the locations in the subtitles. I was a student in Burslem in the 60's, and will always have a deep emotional connection with Stoke. If anyone can give me the locations of these places ... pls do ...

[@si002]

Yes. There are some place names mentioned in other parts though

[@GayorgVonTrapp]

0:36 is an overhead view of Spode Works in Stoke.
0:54 shows Christ Church and the Town Hall, Fenton

[@paulknapper3633]

The potteries used to be a vibrant if dirty city, born in 1953 when it was alive and full of hard working characters. Now I’m afraid it’s a dead city of shops and warehouse’s with little or no industry a very sad place 😳

[@si002]

Yes unfortunately it's true. It's now a s---hole sadly but used to be a good place.

[@elizabethkuchta5097]

No character anymore 😢

[@James-cs2wi]

Now it looks like Egypt India and African