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The Potteries Then and Now | Castles, Pits and Council Estates

Take a nostalgic journey through the north-east edge of my home city and the surrounding area in Episode 3 of our history series exploring the Map of Neck End and District. This episode uncovers hidden stories from Weston Wood, a rare green space and Site of Special Scientific Interest, to Caverswall Castle, a fortified 17th-century mansion with deep medieval and Civil War roots. Stoke-on-Trent in North Staffordshire in the Midlands of England has a rich culture and long, varied history dating back to Roman times, through the industrial revolution right up to the present day. Once the beating heart of the global ceramics industry, its unique local language, The Potteries Dialect, the local Staffordshire accent native to Stoke-on-Trent and wider North Staffordshire, forms part of the rich linguistic heritage of the English Midlands. Chapters 00:00 - Intro 00:30 - Wesson Wud (Weston Woods) 01:13 - Fosbruck, Dillon and Chaydull (Forsbrook, Dilhorne, Cheadle) 01:30 - Pugin's Gem (St Giles church, Cheadle) 01:49 - Knockemdine's (The Auctioneer's Arms, Caverswall) 02:12 - Cars a Castle (Caverswall Castle) 03:42 - Sin Drill (Cinderhill) 04:30 - Park Owe Lake (Park Hall Lake) 05:45 - Thray Oss Shews (The Three Horse Shoes, Blackshaw Moor) 06:08 - Lake, Sell a Yed, Waiter Rises (Leek, Cellarhead and Waterhouses) 06:53 - Dove Deal (Dove Dale) 07:26 - Adley Grain (Adderley Green) 09:14 - Benty Lay (Bentilee) 10:15 - Limekill Bonk (Limekiln Bank, Bucknall) 11:18 - Close ▶️ The Potteries Then N Nar Series:    • The Potteries Then n Nar Series   Interesting Links Arfur Tow Crate In Staffy Cher - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Arfur-Tow-Cr... Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more humorous insights into the Potteries Dialect and Stokie culture and heritage from a genuine native speaker! #nostalgia #history #britishenglish #stokeontrent #pottery