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Canals & Kilns (Urban Walking Festival)

Thu, 19/10/2017 - 14:00
Meet at Spode Rose Garden, Kingsway, Stoke, ST4 1JH

Dolby Flint MillTake a fresh look at the evolution of Stoke and the circumstances that led a tiny hamlet to become a world centre for ceramics. We will follow the Trent & Mersey Canal to Etruria Junction and the Caldon Canal to Hanley Park.

As part of the Urban Walking Festval, organised by Stoke-on-Trent City Council with Living Streets, Potteries Heritage Society is providing this stroll around Stoke and Etruria to explore the roots and structures of the pottery industry.

Contact us for more information.

 

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