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Lost and Found: Josiah Clowes and the Norton Colliery Canal - book your place

About this event:

Heritage Open Days

Caldon Canal and Norton Colliery Branch

Meet at the Lychgate, St Bartholomew's Church,
Norton Lane, ST6 8BY

Sunday 13th September 2026

14:00 - FULLY BOOKED - Any further bookings will be placed on our reserves list

Join Potteries Heritage Society on the trail of a pioneering canal engineer and a forgotten branch canal. Find out about the life of The Potteries' locally-born canal engineer and a lost canal hiding in plain sight. This three-mile walk has stunning views over the City and the Moorlands, descends 160ft (50m) into the valley of the River Trent, and along a section of the Caldon Canal, before returning to St Bartholomew's Church. Led by Andy Perkin.

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