EPW054092 ENGLAND (1937). Albert Square and Church Street, Fenton, 1937

Fenton Athenaeum

Entrance to what became the Blind School/Workshop

Steps down to the allotments and The Lido

Glebedale Rd at this time was an unmade road, and at about this spot, a bonfire would be built on Guy Fawkes Night. Our version of the village bonfire.

The site of Taft's Yard. Tafts's were greengrocers with a shop off Victoria Rd towards the park.

The Home of Alderman H Hopwood, Lord Mayor of Stoke on Trent 1950-51 http://www.moderngov.stoke.gov.uk/mgConvert2PDF.aspx?ID=42619

The Railway Inn

Palladin Pottery

The Albion Inn

Station Bridge Rd

The Marl Hole.

Atlas Street

Opal Rd

Lineside

Fenton Library.

The Vicarage in the 60s and the vicarage garden which held the Church Queen pagents and vicarage teas.

The Vicarage up to the 1950s

Small brickworks

Beehive kiln

Cooling tower

Pit head gear

Pit head gear

'The Rightings' a right of way through Glebe Colliery.

Glebedale House

Temple St Methodist Church

The Royal Oak

Fenton Police Station

The Royal Cinema, Manor St.

The Pithead Baths

The GFS Hut, later used by The Scouts.

Fenton Church of England School playground.

Fenton Parish Hall

Lloyds Bank Chambers

Fenton Town Hall, before the spire was removed.

Glebe colliery

Fenton station