Bottle ovens in Burslem, once the mainstay of the pottery industry. |
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Methodist Church The facade is all that remains. |
Old buildings in Burslem One of the remaining very old buildings in Burslem. |
Saint Johns Church The witch Molly Lee is buried in the churchyard of Saint Johns Burslem. |
Frosty grave. The frost gradually melts on a grave in St. Johns Burslem. |
Saint Johns from the back. The ornate wrought iron gates of St. Johns churchyard. |
The Mitre pub The Mitre, a very old Burslem pub. |
Waterloo Road. Looking down Waterloo Road towards Burslem. |
Old style houses The building styles along Waterloo Road are many and varied. |
Camoys Terrace. Camoys Terrace on Waterloo Road. |
Modern buildings The modern buildings stand out from the older ones.. |
The small shops. Small shops along Waterloo Road. |
The Big House The Big House built by the Wedgwoods in 1750. |